Komyoji

At Komyoji Temple in Kisarazu City, there is a 400-year-old black pine tree that shows a beautiful figure like a dancing crane. Its strength and elegance are breathtaking, and once you visit, it's an unforgettable presence. In addition, don't miss the large ginkgo trees scattered throughout the temple grounds. Experience the scenery woven by history and nature!

Komyoji Temple in Kisarazu City is known for being the burial place of Yosaburo, the protagonist of the kabuki play "Yowa Nasake Ukina no Yokogushi". There are also other attractions such as Takakura Ken's tombstone and an animal memorial hall. Of particular note are the rare "Yakui-mon" gate and the over 400-year-old "Maitsuru no Matsu" pine tree. Why not come and experience both the historical value and natural beauty of this location?

Komyoji Temple in Kisarazu City is home to Japan's most brilliant Daikoku-sama and Marishiten, who was also prayed to by samurai warriors during the Warring States period. From the Okunoin, located at the end of a steep mountain path, you can enjoy a breathtaking view that fascinates visitors as a power spot. Why not refresh your mind and body in this place where you can enjoy the beauty of the changing seasons?

The fragrant handmade soba served at "Kyori" in the precincts of Komyoji Temple is highly regarded even among locals. This proud masterpiece, made with great care, is sure to whet your appetite. Why not try it out during your sightseeing? You can also feel the history and features of Komyoji Temple's buildings along with the deliciousness!

In the vicinity of Komyoji Temple, there is a steep staircase leading to Hojo Ryokan Street. Climbing these stairs will allow you to see the magnificent view of Komyoji Temple. Let's gather our courage and give it a try! This spot is particularly impressive even within the historic Komyoji Temple. Additionally, the view of Kisarazu city from the stairs is breathtaking. Please come and visit this spot at least once!