Teramachi

Teramachi in Amagasaki City is a wonderful tourist spot that conveys the castle town atmosphere from the Edo period to the present day. There are 11 temples lined up, with many important cultural properties. The brick wall streetscape and the fantastic lighting created by handmade lanterns are also attractive. By strolling around and experiencing the history and culture, you can fully enjoy the atmosphere of that time. Please come and visit at least once!

Located in the temple town of Amagasaki, the "Tahoto" has been designated as a national important cultural property as a building that well represents the splendor of the Momoyama period. Despite the bustle of its surroundings, its majestic appearance captivates visitors. Inside, there are Buddha statues of Shakyamuni and Senju, as well as a mandala depicting heavenly maidens, Buddha statues, Aizen Myoo, and Fudo Myoo. The Tahoto, which combines historical value and beauty, is a must-see.

In the temple town of Amagasaki, there are 11 temples where you can enjoy a stamp rally. Each temple has its own history and anecdotes, captivating visitors. Among them, Daikakuji, the oldest surviving temple in Amagasaki, and Choenji, which has been around since the Momoyama period, are particularly noteworthy. After enjoying photography and stamp collecting in a quiet space, why not try some local cuisine at the surrounding shops?

In Teramachi, Amagasaki City, stone monuments engraved with Kyoichi's poems and the Seven Lucky Gods tour are popular. The town has a charming townscape reminiscent of a castle town from the Edo period, where you can feel the historical and cultural value. You can also enjoy collecting goshuin (temple seals) and taking photos. Teramachi, loved by visitors, is sure to captivate you once you visit!