Daisenji

Oyama Temple, which has continued since the Nara period, is a famous temple that gathers reverence from people throughout the Chugoku region while maintaining its deep history and formality. It was once a Shugendo training ground with over 100 temples and over 3,000 warrior monks, and currently has four worship halls and ten branch temples. In addition, many treasures such as the important cultural property Amida Hall and Fudo Myoo statue are sleeping. Located on the rich natural slopes of Mt. Oyama, if you tour the historic buildings and approach while enjoying the seasonal scenery, you'll feel like you're time traveling!

The beautiful autumn leaves at Daisenji Temple are colored in various shades throughout the seasons and captivate visitors. Especially during the autumn foliage season, it's worth a visit! In addition, the 360-degree panoramic view from Daisenji Temple is breathtaking. The magnificent scenery that stretches far into the distance has also been selected as one of "Kanagawa's Top 50 Scenic Views". Please spend a fulfilling time in this place where nature and history are interwoven.

The Fudo Myo-o statue at Oyama Temple is one of the three great Fudos of Kanto, and is considered a masterpiece from the mid-Kamakura period, with a large head and an overwhelming presence. It is opened to the public on special days, allowing visitors to see it up close. During the autumn foliage festival, you can enjoy its beauty along with the bright red maple leaves. The historical value and natural beauty that can be felt here cannot be found elsewhere. Once you visit, you will be drawn in by its depth and it will become a spot that you will want to visit again and again.

Oyama Temple is a sacred spot that blends the history of the Nara period with the beauty of nature. Located on the slopes of Mt. Oyama, the highest peak in the Chugoku region, you can enjoy the changing seasons while visiting important cultural properties and treasures. The solemnity that comes from the fact that it once flourished as a Shugendo training ground also enhances the experience for visitors. Once you visit, you will be fascinated by its depth and will undoubtedly want to visit again and again!

Daisen-ji Temple in Daisen-cho is known for its dignified main hall and lucky bell. The main hall, which was rebuilt in 1951, boasts an impressive architectural beauty, and in autumn, the autumn leaves enhance its atmosphere even more. Don't miss the lucky bell, which is said to bring good luck when you stroke it with your wishes in mind. With a historical background as a Shugendo training ground, enjoy a pleasant time in a sacred space.