Kongō-in Temple (Numata, Japan)
金剛院
Kongō-in Temple is a historic Tendai temple, notable for its origins and local significance.
What it is
- A Tendai sect temple, founded in the Ōei era (1394-1428).
- Founded by Numata Kageji, son of Numata Kageshige.
- Known as a Shugendō base.
- Became a branch temple of Enryaku-ji in the Meiji Restoration.
What to see
- The current main hall, built in 1787.
- Atago Shrine, enshrined by Numata clan members.
When to go
- For its Setsubun-e festival.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
群馬県沼田市坊新田町1108 Open in Google Maps
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