Amida-in Temple
阿弥陀院
Amida-in Temple: a Shingon-shu temple in Tokyo with unique statues and a special annual event.
What it is
- A temple of the Shingon-shu Chisan-ha sect.
- Founded in 1782.
- Located in Adachi City, Tokyo.
What to see
- Main image is an Amitabha Nyorai statue.
- Also has an Enma Dai-o statue.
- Current main hall built in 1965.
- Hōkyōintō and Itabi excavated during renovations.
When to go
- Hyakumanben event on a Sunday near May 28.
- Hyakumanben involves chanting and turning a large rosary.
Getting there
- 12-minute walk from Nishiarai-Daishi-Nishi Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都足立区鹿浜7-19-7 Open in Google Maps
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