Daienji Temple

Japanese name: 大圓寺
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Main Image Amida Nyorai Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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Description

A roughly 5 m-tall Amida Nyorai stands in the grounds of Daienji Temple and is known as the Oyu Daibutsu. Temple tradition says that only the head of a Buddhist statue washed ashore during a major flood in the mid-Edo period. The original date of the image is unknown, but the present full figure was reconstructed around the surviving head in 2008. Daienji stands in the Oyu Onsen area, where a huge cedar said to be about 2,000 years old stands by the temple gate. Together, the ancient tree and the Great Buddha convey the area's long religious history.

Basic Information

Spot ID 4016
Temple / Site Daienji Temple
Visiting Area Temple Grounds
Visiting Status Worship available on the temple grounds (confirm hours)
Address 秋田県鹿角市十和田大湯字大湯147

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