Ooiwasan Nissekiji Temple
"This temple, a 15-minute drive from Hokuriku Expressway's Tachikawa Interchange, was built by Gyoki in 725. Part of the Tateyama mountain worship faith, it had become a large, well-known temple with 21 shrines and 60 monks by its peak. The temple declined after being set ablaze by Uesugi forces and losing many of its treasures and records to the fire. However, the temple hall was later rebuilt and served as the as the family temple for many generations of the Maeda Clan. The temple grounds contain a great deal of sights to see. These include Buddhist carvings and statues such as the Oiwa Nissekiji Sekibutsu, a nationally designated historic site, and the Oiwa Nissekiji Magaibutsu, an important cultural property. The temple, which venerates Fudo Myoo as the main object of worship, is beloved by the nickname ""Oiwasan no Ofudosan."" "
Spot details
- Address
- Toyama Pref. Nakanikawagunkamichimachi Oiwa 163 Map
- Area
- Tateyama Area
- Phone
- 0764722301
- Parking Lot
- Available
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
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- Nice place to visit if you are in the area
- Interesting place to visit but didnt manage to explore the area fully . Although they had a area map , it is not as clearly label at site. If they would put up more directional signage on site , it...
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- Great place to see
- Realy amazing place to visit. There is a wonderful river on the side and this temple is full of little foutains with water coming from the montain. A huge surprise :a cascade arranged in the...
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- 滝行のお寺
- 山の上に建つお寺です。坂道や階段を多少上り下りすることになります。見どころがいくつかあり、本堂の石像や、三重の塔などあります。また、気軽に滝行ができるようで、今年の滝修行者数は1600人あまりとカウントされていました。
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