Kannonji Temple

Info

Address:

13 Pukenji Shimodaimen, Kyotanabe, Kyoto Prefecture

Public Transportation:

Kintetsu Miyamagi Station → 30 minutes on foot; or 6 minutes to Nara Kotsu Bus for Mizutori, Bus Stop: Fukenji, 3 minutes on foot

Car Access:

10 minutes from Kanawa-do Tanabe Nishi IC

Phone Number:

0774-62-0668

Parking Number:

30 cars

Business Hours

9 AM to 5 PM. Winter hours (December to February) until 4 PM.

Price

500 yen

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches

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