Amanosan Kongoji Temple

Japanese name: 天野山金剛寺
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Main Image Wooden Seated Dainichi Nyorai / Wooden Seated Fudo Myo-o / Wooden Seated Gozanze Myo-o Category Tathagata and Wisdom Kings

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Description

Enshrined in the Kondo of Amanosan Kongoji Temple, this National Treasure triad consists of the central wooden seated Dainichi Nyorai from the Heian period and the flanking seated Fudo Myoo and Gozanze Myoo from the Kamakura period. Together they are regarded as a three-dimensional expression of a distinctive Sonsho Mandala. During the Heisei-era restoration, an inscription inside the Fudo Myoo revealed that Gyokai, a leading disciple of Kaikei, completed it in 1234; the investigation also showed that the full triad took about fifty years to assemble. The three statues were designated together as a National Treasure in 2017. They can be viewed inside the Kondo during special National Treasure openings.

Basic Information

Spot ID 7004
Temple / Site Amanosan Kongoji Temple
Visiting Area Kondo (Main Hall)
Visiting Status Viewing inside the Kondo is available during National Treasure special openings (2026 autumn opening: November 1–3, 9:00–16:30)
Address 大阪府河内長野市天野996

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