The Amida-do Hall, which preserves events from the syncretism of Shintoism and Buddhism, is an important cultural property of the town.

In 1065, he solicited a spirit from Usa Hachimangu in Buzen Province (currently Oita Prefecture), and then moved to Shomiyayama in 1163. The main shrine has been renovated several times, and the current main shrine was rebuilt in 1961. There is Amitabha, which was built in 1701 in the precincts. It is a historical building that retains the events of the Shinto and Buddhist era, and is designated as an important cultural property of the town.

INFORMATION

business hours
none
Holidays
Admission is free.
address
720-1525Jinseki Kogen Town, Jinseki District
Phone Number
0847-85-2201
Website
Parking notes
Yes

ACCESS

720-1525 
Jinseki Kogen Town, Jinseki District

By car from Fukuyama-higashi IC, it takes about 55 minutes. By car from Tojo IC, time required: Approximately 45 minutes

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