Hashiriizan Kangakuji Temple

Japanese name: 走井山 勧学寺
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Main Image Senju Kannon Bosatsu Category Bosatsu (Bodhisattva)

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Description

The principal image of Kangakuji Temple is a wooden standing Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva. Dating to the late Heian period, the wooden figure stands about 1.6 meters tall and is designated a Tangible Cultural Property of Mie Prefecture. Kangakuji’s Main Hall was rebuilt on the former site of Yada Castle by Matsudaira Sadashige, lord of Kuwana, and the temple remains a focus of local devotion. The principal image is normally hidden and is unveiled every year on August 9 and 10 for the Toka Kannon observance, when visitors can worship it at close range.

Basic Information

Spot ID 6628
Temple / Site Hashiriizan Kangakuji Temple
Visiting Area Main Hall
Visiting Status Hidden image (unveiled every year on August 9 and 10)
Address 三重県桑名市矢田266

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