Night Removal Bell (Honkung Temple)

Night Removal Bell (Honkung Temple)

Event Overview

It is a temple of the Hoha sect and is located in the temple town of Amagasaki. It is a temple with a deep connection to Honnoji Temple in Kyoto, famous for its "Honnoji no Hen". Honnoji was established in Oei 22 (1415), and Honkōji was established five years later in Oei 27 (1420). The bell tower was completed in Kanei 10 (1633). The night removal bell can be reached from 23:45. No advance booking required.

Info

Hanshin Amagasaki Station → 5 min walk

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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