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Tanba Kokubun-niji

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A historic Jodo sect temple site in Kameoka featuring an ancient ginkgo tree and ruins of a seven-story pagoda.

Tanba Kokubun-niji
Saigen Jiro CC0 resized via Wikimedia Commons

What it is

  • A Jodo sect temple in Kameoka dedicated to the deity Yakushi Nyorai.
  • The site is a designated National Historic Site managed by Sennen-ji Temple.
  • The complex follows the traditional Hokki-ji style temple layout.
  • The original structures were reportedly burned by the forces of Akechi Mitsuhide.

What to see

  • The main hall and gate which date back to 1774.
  • A wooden Yakushi Nyorai statue designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
  • Excavated remains of a former seven-story pagoda on the grounds.
  • A large ginkgo tree designated as a natural monument.
  • The former nunnery site located 450 meters west of the main temple.

Getting there

  • Take a bus from Kameoka Station to the Kokubun bus stop.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

Tanba Kokubun-niji Open in Google Maps

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