Hachijo-ji Temple
八浄寺
A Shingon Buddhist temple in Awaji City serving as the head of the island's Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage.
What it is
- A Koyasan Shingon Buddhist temple founded by Shinryo Hosshi during the Oei era
- The primary deity enshrined at this location is Amida Nyorai
- The head temple for the Awaji Island Seven Lucky Gods circuit
- The 64th stop on the Awaji Shikoku 88 pilgrimage route
What to see
- A wooden Daikokuten statue standing over two meters tall
- The Yugi Shichifuku Pagoda which was completed in late 1999
- The main hall which was rebuilt in September 1989
- A pilgrimage path containing sand from the Shikoku 88 temples
- Enjo-ji temple which serves as the inner sanctuary for this site
When to go
- The temple is the origin site of the Mawari Benten festival
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hachijo-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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