Japan, 〒651-0058 Hyogo, Kobe, Chuo Ward, Fukiaicho, Nunobikiyama−2-3 徳光院Map
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Walking from Shin-Kobe Station to Nunobiki Falls and walking around Tokukoin is a pleasant space full of negative ions! If you stretch your legs from here, it is recommended to walk from Ichigahara to the forest botanical garden again through the park and foreigner graveyard.
Although it has a shallow history, the Taho Pagoda is designated as an important cultural property
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Originally, it was the place where another temple was located (the site of the relocated Takishoji Temple). It is a place with a great history from the beginning, but the current temple itself is very new as a temple built in Meiji 39 and 1906 years. It is a temple of the Tenryuji school of the Rinzai sect, which is called the mountain name Daimaruyama, and the principal image is the eleven-faced Kanzeon Bodhisattva. The original temple was opened by an economic man named Shozo Kawasaki, who opened and built it with his personal donation. It's amazing, even though it was in the latter half of the Meiji era, this ...
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Walking from Shin-Kobe Station to Nunobiki Falls and walking around Tokukoin is a pleasant space full of negative ions! If you stretch your legs from here, it is recommended to walk from Ichigahara to the forest botanical garden again through the park and foreigner graveyard.
Although it has a shallow history, the Taho Pagoda is designated as an important cultural property
Originally, it was the place where another temple was located (the site of the relocated Takishoji Temple). It is a place with a great history from the beginning, but the current temple itself is very new as a temple built in Meiji 39 and 1906 years. It is a temple of the Tenryuji school of the Rinzai sect, which is called the mountain name Daimaruyama, and the principal image is the eleven-faced Kanzeon Bodhisattva. The original temple was opened by an economic man named Shozo Kawasaki, who opened and built it with his personal donation. It's amazing, even though it was in the latter half of the Meiji era, this ...