Yamamoto Fudo-son

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Known for its benefits in curing eye diseases, Yamamoto Fudo-son is a power spot with breathtaking scenery surrounded by magnificent nature.

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Overview

Yamamoto Fudo-son is the principal image of Tokuzen-in (Myoo-ji Temple), a Shingon sect temple in Tenkura-machi, Higashi Shirakawa-gun, Fukushima Prefecture. The principal image is Fudo Myoo, and it's long been believed to offer blessings for eye ailments, garnering deep-seated faith. The temple grounds boast stunning scenery embraced by nature's grandeur, offering a delightful change of scenery with each season. Spring sees cherry blossoms in full bloom, adding vibrant color to the grounds. Summer brings lush greenery basking in sunlight, creating a refreshing atmosphere. Autumn paints the mountains in fiery hues of fall foliage, creating a magical ambiance. Winter's snow blankets the landscape in serenity, showcasing the beauty of the harsh season. The approach is lined with a long flight of stone steps; reaching the top reveals a place where you can feel the profoundness of nature and history. Ancient, colossal trees line both sides of the path, their dappled sunlight creating a tranquil space that washes away your worries. Why not visit Yamamoto Fudo-son to pray for healing of eye diseases, enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings, and refresh your mind and body?

  • Historic Sites
  • Shrines and Temples

Basic Information

Address
94-2 Kitayamamoto Sagakusa, Tenkura-machi, Higashi Shirakawa-gun, Fukushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukushima
Access
・About 15 minutes by bus from Tenkura Station on the JR Suigun Line ・About 40 minutes by car from the Koriyama-Higashi IC on the Joban Expressway Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Cld.Days
No holidays
Fee
Free
HP
http://www.yamamotofudouson.or.jp/

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