Koshin-do
A blue-faced Kongo statue called ``Koshin-san'' is enshrined here. This amulet in the shape of a monkey used by Mr. Koshin is often hung from the eaves of houses in Nara Town as a talisman. It is called the ``Substitute Monkey'' because it can receive disasters on your behalf. Also, it is said that if you write a wish on its back and hang it up, your wish will come true, and it is also called a ``wishes''.
Detailed information
| Address | 630-8334 Nishinoshinya-cho, Nara City |
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| Parking | Not available |
| Inquiry | 0742-27-2223 (Nara City General Tourist Information Center) |
| Access & Bus Stop | 20 minutes walk from JR Nara Station, 15 minutes walk from Kintetsu Nara Station |