Shōryaku-ji Temple
正暦寺
Ancient temple, birthplace of sake, with stunning autumn leaves and cultural treasures.
What it is
- Head temple of the Bodai-san Shingon sect.
- Founded in 992 by Kenshun Sojo.
- Rebuilt in 1218 by Shinyen Sojo.
- Origin place of modern Japanese sake brewing methods.
What to see
- Gilt bronze Yakushi Nyorai sitting statue.
- Monument for the origin of Japanese sake.
- Fukujuin Guest House and kitchen are cultural properties.
- Main hall rebuilt in 1916.
- Bell tower rebuilt in 1925.
When to go
- Famous spot for autumn leaves.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
奈良県奈良市菩提山町157 Open in Google Maps
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