Fukujuzan Daikokuden Myōhō-ji Temple

Japanese name: 福聚山 大黒殿 妙宝寺
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Main Image Shaka Nyorai Statue Commemorating the Victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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PeacefulnessPowerSolemnity

Description

This Shakyamuni statue stands in the grounds of Fukujuzan Daikokuden Myōhō-ji Temple in Kawabe, Iwaki, as a memorial to the Great East Japan Earthquake. It was erected to pray for those who died on March 11, 2011, for the swift recovery of the town, and for peace in the hearts of parishioners and devotees. Gleaming gold beneath the open sky, the figure expresses prayer that looks toward the future while carrying the memory of loss. The grounds also contain a memorial to freestyle motocross rider Eigo Sato, making the temple a place that receives and preserves community memory.

Basic Information

Spot ID 1066
Temple / Site Fukujuzan Daikokuden Myohoji Temple
Visiting Area Temple Grounds (Outdoors)
Visiting Status Normally open to visitors (check the official website or temple before visiting)
Address 福島県いわき市川部町大沢57
Information provided by: 寿限無

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寿限無 ✦ First contributor | 2026.07.26

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