Tentoku-ji Temple
天徳寺 (若狭町)
Ancient temple with a famous waterfall and 88 stone statues, offering a glimpse into Japan's spiritual history.
What it is
- A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect.
- Its origin dates back approximately 1300 years.
- Named after the Tenchō era.
- Emperor Murakami ordered its construction.
What to see
- The famous Meisui Uwari-no-Taki waterfall.
- Uwari-no-Taki waterfall is one of Japan's 100 Famous Waters.
- A Kannon-dō hall completed in 686 AD.
- A Hokke-dō hall built by Hōjō Masako.
- A statue of Batō Kannon carved by Taichō Daishi.
- 88 stone statues of the Shikoku 88 Sacred Places.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
福井県三方上中郡若狭町天徳寺38-3 Open in Google Maps
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