Komyoji

Komyo-ji Temple in Nagaokakyo City is an ancient temple known as the place where Honen Shonin, the founder of Jodo Buddhism, taught the teachings of Nembutsu. Why not visit the historical buildings such as the temple halls that have been preserved since the Edo period and the mountain gate, which is designated as a cultural property of the prefecture, while feeling the seasonal beauty of the grounds adorned with beautiful autumn leaves and fresh greenery? Limited edition Goshuin (temple seal) is also a must-see attraction!

Komyoji Temple in Nagaokakyo City is known for its spectacular garden where you can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons. From the fresh greenery of early summer to the autumn leaves, you can experience a different atmosphere each time you visit. Also known as the "Maple Temple," the fantastic tunnel created by the trees and fallen leaves along the approach is a must-see. Additionally, the Naito family cemetery with over 100 stone pagodas and the back mountain with a view of Yuhigahama are also attractive. Here, you can experience a healing space where nature and history harmonize.

In Homyoji Temple in Nagaokakyo City, there is a rare natural monument called "Natumu," which is found in few places nationwide. It's worth visiting just to see this valuable tree. In addition, there are many attractive spots such as Onna-zaka and Momiji-dori. You can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons and spend a pleasant time away from everyday life by strolling quietly.

Komyoji Temple in Nagaokakyo City is not only known as the head temple of Jodo Buddhism, but also has a museum with numerous Buddha statues and paintings on display. These works of art have high historical value and are very impressive. In addition, taking a stroll while enjoying the refreshing scenery of fresh greenery in early summer or autumn leaves is sure to heal both the mind and body.

Komyoji Temple, a hidden gem in Nagaokakyo City. Why not refresh your mind and body on a walking trail surrounded by rich nature? You can enjoy fresh greenery in early summer and vibrant autumn leaves in the fall. Additionally, out of the 32 buildings on the premises, 17 are designated as cultural properties, allowing you to feel the history of the area. This spot, particularly famous for its blue maple trees, is recommended as an off-the-beaten-path destination!