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Hōzan-ji Temple
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Hōzan-ji Temple

宝山寺

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生駒市門前町1-1
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History

Hōzan Tankai revived Hōzan-ji in 1678 and introduced worship of Kangiten.

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Timeline

Founding, rebuilding, and milestones across the centuries.

  1. 1678

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Explore the grounds

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

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Landmarks on this map
  1. Main Hall

    The main hall enshrines Fudo Myoo.

  2. Worship Hall

    The worship hall stands before the Shoten sanctuary.

  3. Founders Hall

    The founders hall stands in the upper precinct.

  4. Inner Sanctuary

    The inner sanctuary occupies the upper terrace.

  5. Daishi Hall

    Daishi Hall stands on the uphill approach.

  6. Daikoku Hall

    Daikoku Hall stands beside the inner sanctuary.

  7. Tahoto Pagoda

    The pagoda stands beside the upper approach.

  8. Monju Hall

    The small Monju Hall adjoins the central terrace.

  9. Kannon Hall

    Kannon Hall stands above the main shrine group.

  10. Jizo Hall

    Jizo Hall stands near the main entrance.

  11. Main Gate

    The gate leads from the lower approach.

  12. Middle Gate

    The middle gate opens onto the central court.

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Visiting information

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Admission

The official tourism entry lists ordinary temple admission as free.

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