Hōju-ji Temple
宝樹寺
Hojuji is a historic nunnery founded in 1198, housing unique statues and offering a glimpse into Japan's past.
What it is
- A Nishiyama Jodo sect nunnery.
- Founded in 1198 by Rensho (Kumagai Naozane).
- Rebuilt during the Keicho era.
What to see
- Main hall enshrines Amida Sanzon statues.
- Rensho carved the Amida Sanzon statues.
- Honen consecrated the Amida Sanzon statues.
- A Shaka Nehan statue, known as 'Neshaka'.
- The Shaka Nehan statue is an old Buddha from Kyokoji Temple.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
京都府京都市右京区嵯峨甲塚町18 Open in Google Maps
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