Iinumayama Enfukuji (Iinuma Kannon)

The main attractions of Enfukuji Temple on Iinumayama are the 5.4-meter sitting Buddha and the colorful five-story pagoda. In particular, the pagoda is covered in beautiful coloring, and its vividness is sure to surprise you. Additionally, the Buddha is impressive and its presence is overwhelming. Take a stroll around the grounds of Enfukuji Temple on Iinumayama and enjoy these beautiful buildings.

Mt. Iinuma's Enfuku Temple is a recommended spot for collecting temple stamps. It's also featured on the "Hotokami" website, a site for sharing pilgrimage records and information on temple stamps, including information on stamp books, blessings, access, and visiting hours. In addition, there is also a map for collecting temple stamps in Choshi and Kujukuri. Why not embark on a journey to collect temple stamps from Enfuku Temple on Mt. Iinuma?

Enfukuji Temple on Iinumayama is also known as a famous spot for wisteria flowers. In the spring, the wisteria flowers blooming in the temple grounds are beautiful. There are also places where wisteria trellises are installed, allowing you to see the wisteria flowers up close. During the wisteria blooming season, many tourists come to visit. Why not enjoy the wisteria flowers while feeling the spring at Enfukuji Temple on Iinumayama?

Within the precincts of Enfukuji Temple on Iinumayama, stone Buddhist statues are enshrined. Among them, the most famous are the stone Buddhist statues called "Ishibutsu-gun". These Buddhist statues were made in the early Edo period and still maintain their beauty today. When visiting Iinumayama Enfukuji Temple, be sure to see the Ishibutsu-gun.

Near Enfukuji Temple on Iinuma Mountain, there is a shop that sells imogayaki. It's said to be delicious, with both white bean paste and grain bean paste generously used. In addition to imogayaki, seasonal and original products are also sold. When visiting Enfukuji Temple, be sure to try imogayaki.