Zaikaji Temple

Japanese name: 財賀寺
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Main Image Wooden Standing Kongo Rikishi Statues (Agyo and Ungyo) Category Tenbu (Deva)

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Description

A pair of wooden standing Kongo Rikishi statues is enshrined in the Nio Gate of Zaikaji Temple. Dating to the late Heian period, these monumental figures stand about 3.8 meters high and are designated Important Cultural Properties of Japan. Toyokawa City describes them as second in size only to the Kongo Rikishi of Todaiji Temple in Nara among nationally designated Important Cultural Properties, and they are known as some of the largest and most imposing Nio figures in Aichi. The temple’s official guidance states that the Nio Gate and statues may be viewed freely at any time.

Basic Information

Spot ID 6408
Temple / Site Zaikaji Temple
Visiting Area Nio Gate
Visiting Status Viewable at any time from the temple grounds (Nio Gate and statues may be viewed freely)
Address 愛知県豊川市財賀町観音山3

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