Daisenji Amida Hall

Amida Hall at Daisenji Temple, a hidden gem in Daisen Town. This place, designated as a National Important Cultural Property, is a sacred space where nature and history intersect. Polish your mind with a Zen meditation experience and worship the golden Amida Buddha statue, as well as the two bodhisattvas, Kannon and Seishi. The interior of the building, which has a 1300-year history, is usually closed to the public, but is open to the public only on the 18th of every month. A donation of 200 yen is required, but it's sure to be a valuable experience!

The Amida Hall of Daisenji Temple in Daisen-cho is known as a solemn training center for mountain faith. This temple, built on Mount Daisen, a mountain of ancient faith, is also a place where many ascetics visit. Why not experience a training journey that trains both the mind and body while feeling the history and tradition? In addition, the important cultural property "Amida Hall" is open to the public, providing a valuable experience for visitors.

Why not visit the Amida Hall at Oyama Temple, known locally as "Oyama-san" in Oyama Town? This temple is beloved by the locals and has been designated as an important cultural property by the government. The interior of the building, adorned with beautiful sculptures and decorations, is usually not open to the public, but is open on the 18th of every month. It is also known as a place where you can experience Zen meditation. Enjoy a trip that refreshes both your mind and body while experiencing history and nature!

Daishoji Amida Hall in Oyama-cho is a place that holds the charm of exploring the grounds with many historic buildings. You can experience Zen meditation in the Amida Hall, which has been designated as an important cultural property, and spend time in self-improvement. In addition, while feeling the deep sense of history such as the interior of the main hall shining in gold and the wooden Amida Nyorai statue, you can also catch a glimpse of the vestiges of the syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism. Why not embark on a journey to experience the faith and traditions that have been preserved here for over 1300 years?

The Amida Hall of Oyama Temple in Oyama-cho is known as a place loved by the literary master Natsume Soseki. The Amida Hall, which is a nationally designated important cultural property, offers the experience of Zen meditation on a sacred stage, allowing you to polish yourself. In addition, at the Oyama Temple Treasure Museum, you can see exhibits on the history of Oyama Temple and reflect on the past. This is a must-see spot for fans of Natsume Soseki. It's also possible to travel here and relive the scenery and atmosphere that he felt in this place.