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Negoro-ji Temple
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Negoro-ji Temple

根来寺

Address
和歌山県岩出市根来2286
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History

Negoro-ji developed from Kakuban’s religious and teaching work and later became a major center of Shingon learning. Much of the complex burned during Hideyoshi’s 1585 campaign; major halls were subsequently rebuilt with Tokugawa support.

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Explore the grounds

An illustrated overview of the grounds. Match the numbers to the landmarks below.

Illustration © emonsterIllustrated map for orientation. Access and paths may change; follow signs at the site.
Landmarks on this map
  1. Great Transmission Hall

    The main hall enshrines a triad led by Dainichi.

  2. Great Pagoda

    The Great Pagoda was completed in 1547.

  3. Daishi Hall

    The hall is dedicated to Kobo Daishi.

  4. Inner Sanctuary

    The inner sanctuary is Kakuban’s mausoleum.

  5. Honbo Office

    The Honbo oversees temple administration.

  6. Komyoden

    The hall enshrines founder Kakuban.

  7. Gyoja Hall

    The hall is dedicated to En no Gyoja.

  8. Shoten Hall

    Shoten Hall stands over Shoten Pond.

  9. Scenic Garden

    The garden combines a natural waterfall and pond.

  10. Bell Gate

    A bell tower is built above the gate.

  11. Kusha Myojin

    This guardian shrine dates to the temple’s beginnings.

  12. Lotus Pond

    Lotuses flower across the pond in early summer.

  13. Fudo Hall

    The hall enshrines the protective Fudo image.

  14. Kasuga Shrine

    Kasuga Myojin is a temple guardian shrine.

  15. Konpira Shrine

    The elevated shrine faces toward Shikoku.

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Explore the grounds

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Visiting information

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Hours, admission and access can change. Confirm current details with the site before travelling.

Opening hours

Visiting hours are 09:10–16:30 from April through October and 09:10–16:00 from November through March.

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Admission

Entry costs 500 yen for junior-high-age visitors and above; younger children enter free.

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