Kōbō-in Temple
弘法院 (亀山市)
Kobo-in is a Shingon Buddhist temple established in 1932, known for its unique octagonal hall.
What it is
- A Shingon Buddhist temple.
- Its mountain name is Hoshozan.
- Dedicated to Kobo Daishi.
- Established in 1932.
What to see
- Small halls with thirteen Buddhas.
- Hasshokaku, an octagonal building from 1965.
- Dainichi Nyorai enshrined in Hasshokaku.
- Bronze statue of Mizuko Kobo Daishi from 1978.
Getting there
- 1.5 km northeast of JR Kameyama Station.
- 4.5 km east of Tomeihan Expressway Kameyama Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
三重県亀山市江ヶ室2丁目2-15 Open in Google Maps
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