Kichijozan Fukoji Temple (Urasa Bishamondo)

Japanese name: 吉祥山 普光寺(浦佐毘沙門堂)
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Main Image Dainichi Nyorai Statue (Traditionally Attributed to Unkei) Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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Description

At the center of Fukoji's Bekkoden treasure hall stands a Dainichi Nyorai statue traditionally attributed by the temple to Unkei. Around it are statues of the Four Heavenly Kings—Jikokuten, Zochoten, Komokuten and Tamonten—forming a three-dimensional mandala. The guardians wear armor and carry weapons, with distinctive helmet ornaments. Urasa Bishamondo preserves a tradition of devotion stretching back about 1,200 years, and the treasure hall allows visitors to view major Buddhist images at close range. Viewing of the inner sanctuary and treasure hall requires advance reservation; reception is 9:30–16:30 and admission is 300 yen.

Basic Information

Spot ID 4626
Temple / Site Kichijozan Fukoji Temple (Urasa Bishamondo)
Visiting Area Bekkoden Treasure Hall
Visiting Status Reservation required (9:30–16:30; admission fee)
Address 新潟県南魚沼市浦佐2495番地甲

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