Nyoi Temple

The oldest temple in Arima of the first year of Kamikame (724). He holds the temple treasures such as Hai-Iirao (Important Cultural Property), which is said to be the Yukei-saku. Depending on the season, if you make a reservation with three or more people, you can enjoy Chinese-style cuisine of Pucha (5,000 yen to lunch, tax included). Zazen experience is also possible with a reservation of three or more people.

It stands again on the southern slope of the middle of the mountain at the ancient temple where Waki Sei-Maro [Kiki-no-Kiyomaro] opened during the Nara period. It is said that Hiroho Daishi visited the temple twice before and after crossing to the Tang Dynasty.

The ancient temple of the Tendai sect, which boasted a mighty force from the Kamakura period to the Muromachi period. It is said to have been founded by Fujiwara Kamatashi's eldest son, Sadae (jōe), in the second year of Reigame (716) by Kaiki and his grandson Uai (Umakai). The main hall is the only national treasure building in Kobe. The three-story pagoda and an important cultural monument, the Inhomon-Amitabha statue, are also beautiful. The primeval forest spreads in the precincts, showing the beauty of the four seasons.