Tanden-an (Doodle Temple)

The Daikokudo Hall, located in Tanden-an (the Graffiti Temple) in Yahata City, is a unique temple where you can have your wishes granted by writing them on the walls. It also enshrines the "Running Daikoku," a warrior who prayed during the Northern and Southern Courts period. Why not pay a 300 yen offering and write your heartfelt wishes in ink? At the end of the year, the writings are exchanged, and new hopes are drawn on the walls. Please enjoy this unique experience while maintaining decorum.

In the Tanden-an (Graffiti Temple) in Yahata City, there is a hall where the "Running Daikoku Ten" donated by Nankou Ashikaga during the Northern and Southern Dynasties is enshrined. What's unique about it is that if you write your wish on the wall, it will come true, which is also called "graffiti prayer." Why not pay a donation of 300 yen and try writing your heartfelt wish? The white wall, which was repainted at the end of the year, is covered with drawings of hopes and dreams, which is a sight to behold. Please visit and pray strongly for your dreams and goals.

Tanden-an (the graffiti temple) in Yahata City is a power spot with a unique feature of white walls where you can freely graffiti. The "graffiti prayer," where you pay 300 yen to write your wishes and pray to Daikokuten, is loved by many people. The walls are renewed at the end of the year, becoming a canvas for new hopes and dreams. Why not enjoy yourself with moderate behavior and put your heartfelt wishes into it?

Rakugaki-ji Temple in Yawata City is a temple with a unique historical atmosphere and graffiti prayers that began with the warrior, Kusunoki Masanari, of the Nanboku-cho period. By paying 300 yen and writing your wish on the wall, it is said that your wish will come true. At the end of the year, new hopes and dreams are drawn on the white walls. Please try this unique and profound experience.

The Tanden-an (Graffiti Temple) in Yahata City is a unique tourist spot where you can freely write graffiti prayers in a temple built in 1957. For a fee of 300 yen, you can have a unique experience of writing your heartfelt wishes on the white walls. Along with a relaxed streetscape with a Showa atmosphere, there are also many Buddhist statues such as the Running Daikokuten and the Hiyoku Jizo. Why not visit this place as a spot to dream and hope for the future?