Tour of the stone Buddha

Info

Address:

Iwafune, Kamo-cho, Kizugawa-shi, Kyoto

Public Transportation:

Kintetsu Kintetsu Nara Station Exit 7 → 13 23 minutes by express bus to Nara Kotsu Joruri-ji from the train station, terminus: Joruri-ji getting off, just a short walk (there is a community bus between Joruri-ji and Iwafune-ji)

Car Access:

8km 13 minutes from Kyonawa Road Kizu IC

Phone Number:

0774-73-8191((one company) Kizugawa City Tourism Association)

Parking Number:

30 units/1 time in front of Joruri-ji temple 300 yen, 1 time in front of Iwafune-ji 300 yen

Business Hours

Joruri-ji 9-17 o'clock (12-February 10-16 o'clock), Iwafune-ji 8: 30-17 o'clock (12-February 9-16 o'clock)

Price

Joruri temple 400 yen, Iwafunji 400 yen

Spot Category

Other sights

The Buddha of the Buddha (Amitabha Sanson Cliff Buddha), which is followed by the Buddha of the Amitabha, who is in charge of the Buddha, who is in charge of the Buddha.
(One company) Kizugawa City Tourism Association

The height of the stone Buddha is 2.8m. This is the largest cliff Buddha carved semi-flesh in granite.
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An unusual arrangement of stone buddha with a carving of the light back of the Yabu-no-Sanson boat, with Jizo and Eleventh-faced Kannon in the center and Amida on the left
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