Kumanozan Kousaiji Temple

Japanese name: 熊野山 光西寺
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Main Image Bronze Seated Amida Nyorai (Miyo Daibutsu) Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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Description

The open-air bronze seated Amida Nyorai known as the Miyo Daibutsu stands at Kumanozan Kousaiji Temple in Iwaki and is designated a Tangible Cultural Property by the city. Believed to date from 1778, the statue is 2.76 meters high and 3.63 meters including its pedestal. Its elongated face bears a faint smile, while inscriptions on the pedestal record the circumstances of its creation, its makers, and donors. Damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake and later restored with local support, it carries forward a tradition of faith and communal prayer dating back to the Edo period.

Basic Information

Spot ID 1064
Temple / Site Kumanozan Kosaiji Temple
Visiting Area Temple Grounds (Open-Air)
Visiting Status Normally open to visitors (check the official website or temple before visiting)
Address 福島県いわき市鹿島町御代字寺ノ入44

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寿限無✦ First contributor  | 2026.07.26 22:27
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