Myojoji Temple

Japanese name: 妙成寺
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Main Image Joroku Standing Shaka Nyorai Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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Description

A monumental joroku-scale standing Shakyamuni Buddha is enshrined in Myojoji Temple's Shaka Hall. The hall was built in 1686 by the temple's 19th head priest, Nichiryo, with a tall open interior designed to house the approximately 4.8-meter Buddha, and is also known as the Joroku Hall. Within Myojoji's extensive complex as a major Nichiren Buddhist temple in Hokuriku, the dedicated hall and its giant Shakyamuni image are especially striking. The temple grounds are open year-round, but advance confirmation is recommended for access to the image inside the Shaka Hall.

Basic Information

Spot ID 5812
Temple / Site Myojoji Temple
Visiting Area Shaka Hall
Visiting Status Advance confirmation recommended (grounds 8:00–17:00 / Nov–Mar 8:00–16:30 / confirm access inside the Shaka Hall)
Address 石川県羽咋市滝谷町ヨ1

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