Sakurajima

The ruins of the Sagara Kokubunji Temple feature reconstructed tower remains, lecture hall remains, and main hall remains using 14 foundation stones, giving visitors an idea of what it was like during that time. The stone chamber and circular mound, built during the mid-Kofun period, indicate that there was communication with the southern regions. Not only can visitors see the historical buildings, but they can also imagine the politics and rulers of the time. Please come and visit at least once.

The Satsuma Kokubunji ruins are known as a precious cultural asset where the spirit of Emperor Nintoku is enshrined. The historic park includes an unusual Kawahara-ji style temple layout and tower ruins, allowing visitors to imagine what it was like at the time. Although the buildings themselves no longer exist, their presence is still felt, making it possible to imagine what it was like back then. Visit this historically romantic site and experience its deep historical value.

The Sagami Kokubunji Temple Ruins is a mystical space where beautiful countryside and tower remains using 14 foundation stones coexist. This place, built during the Asuka period, functioned as a political base and still retains its historical value. The buildings and atmosphere of that time have been restored in the park, inviting visitors to the past. Why not visit once and see for yourself?

The Satsuma Kokubunji ruins are the site where the Kokubunji, the provincial temple and capital of Satsuma, was located, and you can feel the history of it as a political base. There are tower ruins, lecture hall ruins, main hall ruins, and north gate ruins that have been restored to their original appearance. You can touch historical buildings and valuable cultural assets that have been passed down since the Asuka period, and enjoy beautiful rural scenery. Why not visit this mysterious space full of historical romance and imagine the politics and rulers of the time?

The Saikoku Kokubunji ruins are a place where you can reflect on the ancient Saikoku Kokubunji. There are tower ruins, lecture hall ruins, main hall ruins, north gate ruins, and more, all restored to their original appearance, stimulating the imagination. It is also a valuable cultural asset where the spirit of the deity Nigihayahi-no-Mikoto is enshrined. By touring the historic buildings along with the beautiful rural scenery, you can also reflect on the politics and rulers of the time. Why not visit this deeply fascinating place?