Shomyo-ji Temple
Originally, it was a branch of Kofukuji Temple and was called Kohokuin. The name Shomyo-ji Temple originated in 1265, when three monks, Niei and Rin-ei of Kofuku-ji Temple, and Chonin Shonin of Sanko-ji Temple in Nishiyama, Kyoto, opened it as a nenbutsu dojo. Juko Murata, who is said to be the founder of the tea ceremony and was also a monk at the same temple, is said to have opened up the world of ``Dabicha'' by building ``Dokuroan'' (commonly known as Jukoan), and it is still visited by many people today as a temple connected to Juko. is visiting. *The main hall and tea room can only be viewed during the special opening on May 15th.
Detailed information
| Address | 7 Shobuikecho, Nara 630-8254 |
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| Opening Hours | Main hall/tea room (*5/15 only) 10:00-15:00 Precincts 9:00-16:00 |
| Closed day | The main hall and tea room can only be viewed on May 15th (10:00-15:00) *Not available at other times. The precincts can be visited at any time (9:00-16:00 / open every day) |
| Price | Main hall/tea room Adults: 1000 yen University: 1000 yen High school: 1000 yen Junior high school: 1000 yen Elementary school: 1000 yen |
| Inquiry | 0742-23-4438 (Shomyoji Temple) FAX: 0742-23-4459 |
| Events | Jukoki: 5/15 13:00~ |
| Access & Bus Stop | 8 minutes walk from Kintetsu Nara Station |