那須波切不動尊金乗院 (Nasu Nakiri Fudoson Kinjo-in T...)

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4.2

( 8 reviews )

Festivals, Cultural Center, Art Museums

571 Numanotawa, Nasushiobara, Tochigi 329-3144, Japan +81 2876-500-76

Nasu Nakiri Fudoson Kinjo-in Temple, also known as 那須波切不動尊金乗院, is a renowned temple located in Japan. With a rich history and cultural significance, this temple is a place of spiritual retreat and tranquility. The temple offers visitors an opportunity to explore its exquisite architecture, lush gardens, and serene surroundings. As one enters the premises, they are greeted by the peaceful ambiance and the tranquil aura that permeates the temple. Nasu Nakiri Fudoson Kinjo-in Temple serves as a place of worship, attracting both locals and tourists alike. The temple also offers various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, allowing visitors to experience the vibrant traditions and customs of the region. With its serene atmosphere and profound spirituality, Nasu Nakiri Fudoson Kinjo-in Temple stands as a beacon of peace and tranquility, providing a truly unforgettable experience for all who visit.

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Audra bell

March 22, 2024

It took me about 50-60 minutes gentle bicycle ride to reach this place from an area near Tobu department store, Suehiro, Otawara City. It's a very beautiful and relaxing place and if you appreciate the architecture of these places you'll love this place. It's not the largest of places but there's a lot to see if you take your time!

Michael healy

March 22, 2024

I stopped by the sign on the national highway. If you are driving, the road is quite narrow and it can be difficult to pass each other, so please drive carefully. It is spacious and well-maintained, and after visiting the main hall, I went around the Kannon statue. There is a small waterfall of Ryujin in the back, and we enjoyed a moment of coolness on a summer afternoon. The restrooms inside the building are very clean. Unfortunately, I was not able to receive a stamp. There is Okunoin Temple about 200m away, and the appearance of this place is very nice.

Rogelio aguilera

March 22, 2024

This is a temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect located in Numanodawa, Nasu-Shiobara City. The principal image is Fudo Myoo. It is said to have been founded in the first year of Daido (806) by Kobo Daishi Kukai. It is said to be famous for the "Fire Festival" held every year on June 28th, which is the Nakiri Fudoson Festival. The precincts seemed to be quite spacious and well-maintained, and the six Jizo statues looked so cute. I was grateful to receive the stamp of ``Nakiri Fudoson.''

Jim v

March 22, 2024

■20220628 I visited the annual fire festival. I was late, and the second parking lot was full (￣▽￣), so I parked on the street a little further away. The event progresses while reciting the mantra of Fudo Myoo.

Lesley

March 22, 2024

A fire festival held on June 28th every year. It was canceled due to the coronavirus, but it will resume in 2022👍It was a shame that there was no mochi-throwing at the end, but I felt refreshed as I listened to the sutra while watching the burning fire. At the end, anyone can also try walking over the fire 🎵 …

Katie wright

March 22, 2024

I visited the Northern Kanto Thirty-Six Fudoson Sacred Sites. The temple grounds are spacious and have many attractions, including Rokujizo statues, Kannon statues, and Fudo statues. There is also Okunoin Jizo-do Hall a little further away. We received a goshuin stamp, tea and sweets. thank you. We also received a pamphlet about the fire festival. It is said to be held on June 28th every year. If you are interested, please visit our homepage.

Salim virji

March 22, 2024

I stopped by because I had time before getting on the Shinkansen. As soon as you enter, you will see a gorgeous Kannon statue, and there is also a golden dragon god in the back. Even if you are not familiar with shrines and temples, I thought it was worth seeing. There was a rare stone called Mingun Star, so I checked my birthday, touched the part that matched, and prayed. It's a beautiful building overall, so it might not be suitable for people who like retro buildings, but it seems like it's a very auspicious place, so it might be good for girls who like fortune telling. There were some kind young chief priests. I heard that there is a famous festival there, so I was curious.

Landon verbrugge

March 22, 2024

The 23rd temple of the 36 Fudoson Sacred Sites in the Northern Kanto region. One of the three sacred sites in Kanto. Although the main hall is small, the precincts with the waterfall are very spacious. There are many sights to see. I asked for a goshuin, and they responded very nicely. Parking lot and public toilet available.