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Amanosan Kongoji Temple
This temple is said to be established by Gyoki at the order of Emperor Shomu in the Nara Period. It is also said that Kukai practiced esoteric Buddhism here. As the temple was open to women, it is also known by the name Nyonin Koya (Mt. Koya for women), Amano Angu.
| Hours | 9:00am–4:30pm |
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| Admission | Adults ¥200 Elementary and jr. high students ¥100 (to the Sanctuary, Garden, and Hokucho Gozasho) Adults ¥400 Jr. high students ¥200 Elementary students ¥100 |
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| Address | 996 Amano Kawachinagano |
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| Telephone | 0721-52-2046 |
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| Website | http://amanosan-kongoji.jp/ |
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| Directions | From Kawachinagano Station, take the Nankai Bus bound for Komyoike-Ekimae, Makio Chugakko-Mae, or Cycle Sports Center, and get off at Amanosan. |
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Hours
9:00am–4:30pm
Admission
Adults ¥200
Elementary and jr. high students ¥100
(to the Sanctuary, Garden, and Hokucho Gozasho)
Adults ¥400
Jr. high students ¥200
Elementary students ¥100
Address
996 Amano Kawachinagano
Telephone
0721-52-2046
Website
Directions
From Kawachinagano Station, take the Nankai Bus bound for Komyoike-Ekimae, Makio Chugakko-Mae, or Cycle Sports Center, and get off at Amanosan.
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