Night Removal Bell (Sugasan Daijiji Temple)

Event Overview

It was erected in the first year of the Great Treasure (701) by Emperor Bunmu's royal service; the 44th place of the 88 places of the Shikoku Reiba; and the night-removal bells can be found by the general public if they are lined up; a 10-minute walk from the lower temple parking lot.

Info

Event Location:

Daihoji Temple

Address:

2-1173-2 Sugo, Kuma Kogen, Kamiukiana-gun, Ehime

Public Transportation:

JR Matsuyama Station → 1 hour and 5 minutes by car; or JR Shikoku bus 1 hour and 10 minutes to Kuma-Kogen-cho, bus stop: Kuma Junior High School front and drop off, 15 minutes on foot

Car Access:

25km 40 minutes from Matsuyama Road Matsuyama IC via National Route 33

Phone Number:

0892-21-0044

Parking Number:

30 units/free, no car entry into the precinct

Event Period

December 31, 2025 (Wednesday) - January 1, 2026 (Thursday, Holiday)

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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