Ryokaisan Yokokuraji Temple

Ryokaisan Yokokuraji Temple was founded in 801.
This Temple is famous for its 22 statues of Buddha, which are designated as National Important Cultural Properties, and the mummy of Myoshin Shonin, a Buddhist priest who attained Buddhahood after fasting.
In autumn, the historic architecture and the red bridge with their autumn colours are a popular photo spot for tourists.

Facility information

Telephone: 0585-55-2020 (Ibigun Ibigawacho Kanko Plaza)

Opening Hours: 10:00 to 16:00 (Treasure Hall and Sharido Hall)

Closed: The Treasure House is closed from December to March and in case of rain.

Address: 1160 Tanigumi Kambara, Ibigawa-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu

Charge: Entrance charge is free except the Treasure Hall and the Sharido Hall:
Adults 500 yen
Primary and secondary school students 100 yen
Preschool children 100 yen

Parking: Parking Available

Website: https://www.town.ibigawa.lg.jp/kankoujyouhou/0000006092.html

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Ryokaisan Yokokuraji Temple

Ryokaisan Yokokuraji Temple

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