Mampuku-ji Temple
萬福寺
A historic Tennoji temple housing cultural treasures and a former Shinsengumi base from the late Edo period.
What it is
- A Seizan Jodo sect temple also known by the mountain name Keiryusan.
- The temple serves as a sanctuary for the deity Amida Nyorai.
- The Shinsengumi used this site as their Osaka base in 1865.
- The temple faces west toward the busy Matsuyamachi-suji street.
What to see
- A nationally registered tangible cultural property mountain gate from the Edo period.
- The wooden gate features a traditional gabled roof with decorative tiles.
- A city-designated wooden statue of the deity Amida Nyorai.
- The temple grounds are located just north of the scenic Kuchinawa-zaka slope.
Getting there
- A ten-minute walk from Nippombashi Station leads to the temple entrance.
- The site is a twelve-minute walk from Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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