Ennō-ji Temple
円応寺
Ennō-ji Temple, founded in 1250, is worth visiting for its unique statues of Enma and the Ten Kings.
What it is
- Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple.
- Also called Nii Enmadō or Jūōdō.
- Founded in 1250.
- Moved to current location in 1704.
What to see
- Enma statue and statues of the Ten Kings.
- Seven items designated as Important Cultural Properties.
- Wooden seated statue of Enma-ō is 190.5 cm tall.
- Wooden seated statue of Hatsue-ō made by Kōyū in 1251.
- Wooden seated statue of Datsueba made by Kōen in 1514.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
神奈川県鎌倉市山ノ内1543 Open in Google Maps
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