雷山千如寺大悲王院
Raizansennyoji Taihioin
A historic Buddhist temple renowned for its ancient statue of the Senju Kannon and stunning autumn foliage.
Attractions
Cultural, Historical, Spiritual
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Nestled in the tranquil mountains of Itoshima, Raizansennyoji Taihioin is a centuries-old Buddhist temple known for its cultural and spiritual significance. Visitors come to admire the temple’s centerpiece: an ancient, intricately carved wooden statue of Senju Kannon (the Goddess of Mercy), designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The temple is also famed for its breathtaking Japanese gardens, especially in autumn when the maple trees create a vivid tapestry of red and gold. For those seeking both spiritual enrichment and natural beauty, Raizansennyoji Taihioin offers an unforgettable experience in the serene surroundings of Raizan Mountain.
Facilities & Services
- Temple Grounds
- Japanese Garden
- Cultural Property Exhibits
- Seasonal Foliage Views
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