Nichirinsan Mizudo Anpukuji Temple

Japanese name: 日輪山 水堂安福寺
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Main Image Stone Relief of One Kannon and Six Jizo Bodhisattvas Category Bosatsu (Bodhisattva)

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At Mizudo Anpukuji in Shiroishi, a stone relief in the Sacred Water Hall depicts one Kannon and six Jizo Bodhisattvas, each about 50 cm high. An inscription dates the carvings to 1634. Sacred water traditionally flows from beneath the central Kannon image during a limited annual season. The unusual setting links Buddhist sculpture with a living local pilgrimage tradition.

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Spot ID 10038
Temple / Site Nichirinsan Mizudo Anpukuji Temple
Visiting Area Sacred Water Hall, South of Kannon Hall
Visiting Status Temple grounds are accessible for worship. The annual sacred-water ceremony traditionally runs from the 15th day of the fourth lunar month to the 15th day of the seventh lunar month; in 2026 it ran from May 31 to August 27. Confirm access to the images inside the hall in advance.
Address 佐賀県杵島郡白石町堤3144

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