Myotsuji Temple

Japanese name: 明通寺
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Main Image Seated Yakushi Nyorai Category Nyorai (Tathagata)

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The principal image of Myotsuji Temple’s Main Hall is a wooden seated Yakushi Nyorai from the late Heian period. The 144.5 cm statue was carved from a single piece of cypress. It holds a medicine jar on its left palm and forms the varada mudra with its right hand, and is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. In the National Treasure Main Hall, it is flanked by the late-Heian standing Gozanze Myoo and Jinja Daisho; all three can normally be viewed during temple hours.

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Spot ID 6002
Temple / Site Myotsuji Temple
Visiting Area Main Hall
Visiting Status Regular viewing available (9:00–17:00; until 16:30 from December through February)
Address 福井県小浜市門前5-21

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