Daianji Temple

Daianji Temple

Info

Kintetsu Kintetsu Nara Station Exit 2 → Nara Kotsu Bus 7 minutes bound for Daianji, bus stop: Daianji, 10 minutes on foot
10km 15 minutes from Kyonawa Road Kizu IC
50 units

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (reception is ~ 16 o'clock)

Price

Precinct freedom (praise hall is 400 yen)

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches


The main hall

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White Buddha Temple

It was reported that the temple of the mountain cottage of Prince Shiki [Shikinomiko] was made into a temple, and Eison was re-emerged during the Kamakura period. The Hozō is filled with the statue of King Yan Ma (Important Cultural Property). Eyes sharp, mouth open and powerful. It is a work of the Kangen Ise faction of the Kamakura period, along with the statue of the relative's command [Shimyo] and the book [Shiroku] (Important Cultural Property). The view from the precincts is good, and the stone steps of the approach are covered with hagi in autumn. Around the end of March, five-colored camellias open flowers.

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The root dojo of Shugendo, which is invariably attended by those who aspire to Mt. [Omine-san], is said to be the beginning when an actor discovered a spring in the Dorogawa and celebrated the Great King of Yagai. The gayer cleans himself with the shimizu of the precinct before entering the mountain.

Golden Mare Shrine

World Heritage Site Enki Shiki Nai Taisha Mei Shrine. It is an old shrine that stands quietly in Okushinhon of Mt. Yoshino, and is the god of the landowner of Mt. Kinen (from Mt. Yoshino to Mt. A World Heritage shrine dedicated to Kanayama Bikokami [Kanayama Hikokami], also known as Kinsei Myojin [Konsho Myojin]. Since the Middle Ages, it is known as the line of Shugendo. A gilt-copper kyoshiki (national treasure) buried by Fujiwara Michinosho was excavated during the Edo period. A little further down the shrine, the Hidden Tower of the Yoshitsugu, which is said to have been hidden by a pursuer, remains. When he was surrounded by his pursuers, he kicked the roof and ran away, so he is also called a tower of kicking.

Golden Temple

It is said to have been founded in the late Heian period by Taira Shigemori. The three statues of the Honson Yakushi of the Fujiwara era are enshrined in the main hall. It is also known as a famous place of button, and in the season, 1000 glossy buttons of 100 species bloom. Azalea, Oyama Aenge and Small Chrysanthemum are also beautiful.

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