Kawasaki Daishi
平間寺
Kawasaki Daishi is a significant Buddhist temple, famous for its New Year's visits and historical artifacts.
What it is
- Head temple of the Chisan-ha sect of Shingon Buddhism.
- Founded in 1128 by Sonken, with Hirama Kanenori as benefactor.
- Commonly known as Kawasaki Daishi.
- Enshrines Kobo Daishi as its principal image.
What to see
- Main hall, completed in May 1964.
- 7,240 volumes of the Qianlong edition of the Tripitaka.
When to go
- Birthplace of modern New Year's visits.
- Ranked third nationally in New Year's visitors in 2012.
- Special 'Akada' amulet given every ten years.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
神奈川県川崎市川崎区大師町4-48 Open in Google Maps
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