Anshō-ji Temple
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A charming kurazukuri-style (storehouse-style) main hall blends seamlessly into the kura-lined streetscape.
Highlights
- Kurazukuri-style Main Hall
- Temple steeped in history and culture
- Tranquility in a peaceful setting
- Harmony with the kura streetscape
- A calming and restful atmosphere
Basic Information
- Address
- 4706 Suwa Aza Teramachi, Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukushima
- Access
- About a 20-minute walk from Kitakata Station Show route
- Op.Hours
- Please contact Anshoji Temple in advance regarding opening hours.
- Cld.Days
- Please contact Anshoji Temple in advance regarding closing days.
- Fee
- Please contact Anshoji Temple in advance regarding the entrance fee.
- INFO
- Anshoji Temple is a serene temple nestled in quiet surroundings. When visiting, please be mindful of maintaining silence and respecting the environment. Eating and drinking are not permitted on the temple grounds.
Overview
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