Nyusenji

In the hidden temple of Nyusuiji in Tamura City, there is a wooden Seikannon Bodhisattva statue that has been passed down since the Northern and Southern Courts period. Although its coloring has been lost, its height of approximately one meter and its beauty that washes over the heart continue to fascinate visitors. Don't miss the Nyusui 33 Kannon, which was built in the third year of the Kaei era. Traveling to see this valuable cultural property along with historic buildings and gardens will undoubtedly become a lifelong memory!

At Nyuusui Temple in Tamura City, there are 33 Kannon statues carved into the rocks. These were built by pilgrims who visited the Western Thirty-Three Sacred Sites, and their mystical appearance will leave you with a purifying and moving experience. Why not visit this historic place, beloved by locals and unforgettable once you've been there?

In Tamura City stands the Soto Zen temple, Nyusuiji. The vast grounds are home to a beautiful garden and historic buildings, creating a serene atmosphere. Here, you can experience zazen and shakyo to calm your mind and take time to face yourself away from your daily life. Such profound experiences cannot be found elsewhere and will give visitors new perspectives and emotions.

At Nyuusuiji Temple in Tamura City, there are 33 cliff-carved Buddha statues created by pilgrims who completed the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage. Under each statue, they buried soil brought back from each temple, and carved the name of the temple, the name of the Buddha statue, and the name of the main temple. This Kannon-do Temple, with its richly expressive relief carvings that may seem like just a rock face at first glance, has been designated as a cultural property. The intricate carvings move all visitors deeply.

Nyusui Temple in Tamura City is the perfect place to spend a quiet time. The temple features the Nyusui Sanju-san Kannon, which was built in the third year of the Kaei era, and its mystical appearance will leave you with a refreshing feeling. In addition, the historic main hall, three-story pagoda, and Yakushi Hall are also one of the highlights, designated as a national historic site. Why not indulge in a luxurious moment where you can face yourself away from your daily life in this place where a calm atmosphere that heals visitors permeates?