Mitsuishizan Enshoji Temple

Japanese name: 三石山 円昌寺
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Main Image Bato Kannon Bosatsu above a life-size statue of Toyohira Category Bosatsu (Bodhisattva)

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Enshoji Temple in Mitsuishi, Shinhidaka, enshrines a distinctive Bato Kannon Bosatsu connected with Hokkaido’s horse-breeding culture. The official Hokkaido 33 Kannon pilgrimage records that the Mitsuishi Kannon Hall was consecrated in 1931, with the Bato Kannon Bosatsu placed above a life-size statue of Toyohira, a horse associated with the origins of Hidaka’s light-horse breeding. JA Mitsuishi also explains that the image was created in memory of Toyohira. Enshoji is Temple No. 31 of the Hokkaido 33 Kannon pilgrimage; the pilgrimage association lists worship hours as 8:00–17:00 and asks visitors to contact the temple in advance.

Basic Information

Spot ID 5040
Temple / Site Mitsuishizan Enshoji Temple
Visiting Area Mitsuishi Kannon Hall
Visiting Status Worship available (8:00–17:00 / advance contact recommended; confirm access to the Bato Kannon Bosatsu before visiting)
Address 北海道日高郡新ひだか町三石本桐131

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