Gansenji

Ganseiji Temple is a temple located in Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture. Built during the Edo period, the temple exudes a sense of history. Inside the temple, there is a beautiful garden where you can enjoy the changing seasons of nature. Additionally, you can have experiences such as tea ceremonies, copying sutras, and practicing zazen in a quiet space where you can face yourself. It is a recommended place for those who want to calm their minds.

Ganseiji Temple is a temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect located in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture. The Hakuun-do Hall, designated as a national treasure, is famous, and especially during the autumn foliage season, the beautiful scenery spreads out. It is also the family temple of the Iwaki clan, making it an interesting place for history fans. You can visit it together with other tourist spots in Ashikaga City.

Ganseiji Temple is one of the tourist spots in Sano City and is known for its ability to pray for good fortune and protection from misfortune. The temple was built as the guardian deity of Koizumi Castle and has historical value. The temple's stamp is also popular, so it's a good idea to bring a stamp book.

There are many restaurants in the vicinity of Ganjoji Temple where you can enjoy delicious lunches. If you're looking for popular local spots, the gourmet site "Retty" is convenient. Additionally, there are many other attractions such as Ashikaga Orihime Shrine and Bannaji Temple. This is recommended for those who enjoy visiting shrines and temples.

Ganseiji Temple is one of the tourist spots in Sano City and is known for its stunning weeping cherry tree estimated to be over 200 years old. Every year in early April, the Chusho Hime Seigan Sakura (a type of cherry blossom) in the temple grounds reaches its peak, and a cherry blossom viewing event is held. Many people visit, and there are also sales of Gohyakumochi (rice cakes) and other items.