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西願寺

Seiganji

Discover the rich history and spiritual ambiance of Seiganji, a serene Buddhist temple in Maibara.

Attractions

Cultural, Historical, Temple, Buddhist

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At Seiganji, you’ll step into a peaceful sanctuary that embodies centuries of Buddhist tradition and history. Located in Maibara, this temple is a cherished spiritual site where you can explore traditional Buddhist architecture and experience the tranquil beauty of its surrounding gardens. Seiganji offers you a quiet retreat for reflection, as well as the opportunity to learn about its historical significance in the region. Whether you’re seeking spiritual insight or simply a serene escape, Seiganji provides an authentic and calming atmosphere.

Facilities & Services

  • Traditional Buddhist Temple
  • Gardens
  • Historical Exhibits

Contact

Address:

669 Maihara, Maibara, Shiga 521-0012

Phone:

0749-52-0463

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