Keiryū-ji Temple
慶龍寺
A historic Shingon Buzan sect temple in Tsukuba known for its child-rearing Kannon and designated cultural properties.
What it is
- A Shingon Buzan sect temple founded by Priest Keiryu in 1618.
- Commonly known as Izumi Kosodate Kannon and located on the Sakura River.
- Enshrines a Kannon statue attributed to the famous monk Kobo Daishi.
- Designated as a prayer hall by the local lord Tsuchiya Masanao.
What to see
- The main gate donated by Lord Tsuchiya Masanao.
- The Nyorai Kojin statue, a designated cultural property of Tsukuba City.
- A scenic location included in the 100 Views of Ibaraki.
Getting there
- The site is a twenty minute drive from Tsukuba Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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