Tōkutsu-ji Temple
東窟寺
Tōkutsu-ji Temple is a historic Tendai temple with surviving statues and a mountain Kannon.
What it is
- A Tendai sect temple.
- Founded by Hōdō Sennin during the Taika era.
- Served as a prayer place for Sasayama Castle lords.
- Once had 49 sub-temples and seven main halls.
What to see
- Eleven-faced Kannon, Fudō Myōō, Bishamonten, Yakushi Nyorai statues.
- Bishamonten enshrined in the Bishamondo hall.
- Ebisu enshrined in the Ebisudo hall.
- Iwaya Kannon about 600m up from the main hall.
- Tsugomori Kannon statue at Iwaya Kannon.
When to go
- Daihannya-e prayer festival on February 11th.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
兵庫県丹波篠山市藤岡奥161-4 Open in Google Maps
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