Jōan-ji Temple
常安寺
Jo-anji is a historic Soto Zen temple in Miyako, known for its exquisite 19th-century transom carvings.
What it is
- A Soto Zen temple, founded in 1580.
- Established by Sanso Gimon.
- A branch temple of Kegon-in.
- Rebuilt in 1625, with major repairs in 1716.
What to see
- Transom carvings of dragons, lions, and angels.
- Carvings donated in 1815 by Sadauemon Hayano.
- Carvings are a designated tangible cultural property.
When to go
- Reikyo Festival held annually on April 29.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
岩手県宮古市沢田4-11 Open in Google Maps
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