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The ancient temple, which is said to have been founded in the late Heian period by Taira no Shigemori (Taira no Shigemori), is enshrined in the main hall with the three statues of the Honson Yakushi of the Fujiwara period; the bell tower is located at the mountain gate, and the night-removal bell can be dated from 23:40; no advance reservation is required.
From 17 o'clock during the day legal service (medicine teacher repentance). From 19 o'clock, 11 large torches will travel through the precincts of the cherry blossom in full bloom, and the white walls of the main hall will shine orange. In the main hall, as the face of Yakushi Nyorai emerges in the light of peach fresh flowers, southern heaven, and the light of the lantern, a legal service that is transmitted from the Tenpyo period is run. It is still performed by monks serving from Todaiji because of the presence of the Tooth Pagoda of Jitsugaku-do Shuji-kai at Todaiji Temple, and has a long history. * Public transportation is recommended because there is no parking lot
About 800 cherry blossoms bloom at the site of the historic site Koriyama Castle. At night, the night cherry blossoms illuminated by the bonbori lights and the lit-up castle tower can be seen. The Koriyama Castle site has been designated as the "100 Japanese Sakura Places".
At Nunji Temple, which is a dignified site of Yamato Sanmon, the secret Buddha is specially opened. The Hina-kai ceremony will be held on April 1 (Tue)-7 (Mon). The legal time of the Hina-kai ceremony varies depending on the day, so it is necessary to confirm it on the official website.
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