Kiyomizudera Temple
Japanese name：
清水寺
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Main Image Wooden Standing Eleven-Faced Kannon Category Bosatsu (Bodhisattva)
Impression TagsNobilityMysterySolemnity
DescriptionThe wooden standing Eleven-Faced Kannon enshrined as the principal image of the Main Hall dates to the Heian period and is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Kiyomizudera is an ancient Tendai temple traditionally said to have been founded by the monk Sonryu in 587. The image continues to be revered as the temple's Kannon for protection from misfortune. It is a hidden image, unveiled during the first three days of January, on April 29, and on July 17.
Basic Information
Spot ID
8202
Temple / Site
Kiyomizudera Temple
Visiting Area
Main Hall
Visiting Status
Hidden image (unveiled during the first three days of January, on April 29, and on July 17)
Address
島根県安来市清水町528
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