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Osu KannonNagoya Top 2 in Important Religious Institution
Nagoya Top 2 in Important Religious Institution
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Closed Open from 6:00am-7:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 2 Chome-21-４７ Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
Official website: http://www.osu-kannon.jp/
Phone: +81-52-2316525
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Ōsu Kannon Temple is one of my favorite places in Nagoya. Other It is such a popular temple in the city that many people visit it during holidays. They also have a lot of Doves flying around, and people can choose to feed them. During holidays and local festivals, the temple grounds usually have Food Stalls lining up. Foods in these food stalls are quite affordable. The best thing about visiting Ōsu Kannon is the fact that the Ōsu Kannon shopping district is just right next to it. So basically, you can go shopping right after you marvel at the beauty of the temple. How convenient is that?
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Introduction
Osu Kannon Temple, also known as the Shinfu Temple, is the starting point for the development of Osu Shopping Street. The official name is “Beisheng Temple of Beiyeshan Zhenfu Temple”. It was originally in Dagu, and after Tokugawa Ieya was built in Nagoya, the whole temple was sent. The building moved to Dazu here. The surrounding city street front door town has also become a lively shopping district. During the Second World War, Nagoya was attacked by air and the temple was not spared. The Great Sorrow and the Five-storied Pagoda in the courtyard were built in the Edo period.
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Ōsu Kannon Temple is one of my favorite places in Nagoya. Other It is such a popular temple in the city that many people visit it during holidays. They also have a lot of Doves flying around, and people can choose to feed them. During holidays and local festivals, the temple grounds usually have Food Stalls lining up. Foods in these food stalls are quite affordable. The best thing about visiting Ōsu Kannon is the fact that the Ōsu Kannon shopping district is just right next to it. So basically, you can go shopping right after you marvel at the beauty of the temple. How convenient is that?
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Osu Kannon Temple is located near the Osu Kannon Station on the Nagoya Subway Tsurumai Line. There is a shopping street around Osu Kannon Street. Osu Kannon is one of the three largest Kannons in Japan. It is said that there are Buddhist events in October every year. Those who can catch up can check it out. You can learn about Japanese Buddhism culture here, and you can also enjoy shopping and kill two birds with one stone.
Osu Kannon Temple is located in Osu, Nagoya, Japan. It is one of the three largest Kannon temples in Japan. It is also known as Shinfuku Temple. It is surrounded by the famous Osu Kannon Commercial Street. It is true that Osu Kannon Temple is hidden in the city. It's not an exaggeration. If it is not for shopping, there may be few people who come here specifically to see the temple, but as a temple with a long history, Osu Kannon Temple is still worth seeing.
Osu Kannon Temple is a free and open place. There are a lot of Japanese visitors. It is next to the commercial street. Enter from Kannon Tongri. There are Japanese monks at the door. I don't know if it is an ascetic monk. I will shake the bell in my hand after a while. The shopping street is very lively, there are many shops with Japanese characteristics, and many locals visit. Because I just returned to Nagoya from Hokkaido, I think Osu Shopping Street is more interesting than Tanukikoji in Sapporo. There are snack bars, hundred-yen shops, fashion shops, drugstores, and clothing shops here. There are many elements and more colorful.