Shōki-ji Temple
鐘馗寺
Ancient temple dedicated to Shōki-Ōkami, a guardian deity for health and children, with a lively summer festival.
What it is
- Ancient temple founded in 762, originally named An'yō-ji.
- Dedicated to Shōki-Ōkami, a guardian deity.
- Worshipped for warding off epidemics and protecting children.
- Became an independent temple after a 1954 merger.
When to go
- Shōki Festival: July 11th and 12th annually.
- Festival is one of Matsuyama's three major summer festivals.
Getting there
- 3-minute walk from Takasago-chō Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
愛媛県松山市木屋町3-1-3 Open in Google Maps
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