東長寺
Tochoji
A historic temple featuring Japan's largest seated wooden Buddha and beautiful traditional architecture.
Attractions
Temple, Historical, Cultural
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Tochoji Temple, founded in 806 by the monk Kukai, is a significant cultural and historical site in Fukuoka. The temple is renowned for housing Japan's largest seated wooden Buddha statue, which stands at 10.8 meters tall. Visitors can explore the serene temple grounds, admire the five-story pagoda, and learn about the rich history and spiritual significance of Tochoji. This iconic temple offers a tranquil escape and a glimpse into Japan's Buddhist heritage.
Facilities & Services
- Guided Tours
- Garden
- Restrooms
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