Jōun-ji Temple
乗運寺
A historic Jodo sect temple in Numazu featuring the graves of local lords and a famous nature-preserving poet.
What it is
- A Jodo sect temple founded by the priest Zoyo between 1532 and 1555.
- The site originated as a hermitage built by local residents for the founder.
- The family burial site for Matsudaira Yasuchika and Numazu lord Mizuno Tadatomo.
- A location dedicated to preserving the surrounding Senbon Matsubara pine grove.
What to see
- The grave of famous poet Wakayama Bokusui who campaigned against local logging.
- Pine trees originally planted as seedlings by the temple founder.
- Historical graves belonging to the Matsudaira and Mizuno families.
Getting there
- Accessible by taking the Tokai Bus from Numazu Station.
- A seventeen minute walk from Numazu Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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