Kannon-ji Temple
観音寺
A historic Tendai temple on former castle grounds featuring a National Important Cultural Property and the Date clan mausoleum.
What it is
- A Tendai Buddhist temple in Chikusei founded by Horin Dokushu in the late 6th century
- The temple grounds occupy the former site of Isa Castle
- A location where Nakamura Tomomune prayed for victory in the Oshu War
- A site historically supported by patronage and donations from the Date clan
What to see
- A wooden standing statue of Kannon designated as a National Important Cultural Property
- The ruins of Isa Castle which are a designated Ibaraki Prefectural Historic Site
- The main hall which is a Chikusei City designated cultural property
- The mausoleum of Date Yukitomo located within the temple grounds
- A large zelkova tree on site designated as a natural monument
Getting there
- The temple is a 14-minute walk from Orimoto Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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