Daisho-in Temple

Hiroshima

Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi

Traditional Culture

Daisho-in Temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism (head temple Ninna-ji Temple) has the longest history among the temples on Miyajima. After Kukai returned to Japan from Tang, he moved to Miyajima and trained at Mt. Misen. It is a highly prestigious temple that has a deep connection with the imperial family and was used as a prayer dojo for Emperor Toba, as a place to stay when Emperor Meiji visited, and even where Hideyoshi held tea ceremonies.

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Business Time	Monday: 8:00～17:00 Tuesday: 8:00～17:00 Wednesday: 8:00～17:00 Thursday: 8:00～17:00 Friday: 8:00～17:00 Saturday: 8:00～17:00 Sunday: 8:00～17:00
Telephone number	0829-44-0111
Website	https://daisho-in.com/
Access	Daisho-in Temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism (head temple Ninna-ji Temple) has the longest history among the temples on Miyajima. After Kukai returned to Japan from Tang, he moved to Miyajima and trained at Mt. Misen. It is a highly prestigious temple that has a deep connection with the imperial family and was used as a prayer dojo for Emperor Toba, as a place to stay when Emperor Meiji visited, and even where Hideyoshi held tea ceremonies.
Language	日本語

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