Mt. Nandake Komyoji Temple

愛媛県

3.9

general.prefecture.

A modern temple designed by Tadao Ando floating on the water's surface.

A modern temple designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. The main hall and other buildings were newly constructed in 2000. The main hall is surrounded by spring water called "uchinuki," giving the impression of floating on the water's surface. At night, the temple is illuminated, creating a fantastic and surreal atmosphere.

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The Scenery of Nandake Mountain, Where Beautiful Mountains and Temples are Integrated

Nandake Mountain Komyoji, designed by Tadao Ando, is known for its beautiful temple floating on a water basin. Its fantastic scenery, which connects the past and the future with its beauty, has won awards. The sight of the pure water gushing from underground reflecting the temple is breathtaking. Especially, you can't miss the sight of the temple integrated with the beautiful mountains of Nandake Mountain!

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Feel the History of Komyoji Temple's Main Hall, Continuing Since the Edo Period

The main hall of Komyoji Temple on Mount Nandake is a building that gives a sense of the history continuing since the Edo period. It is a contemporary architecture designed by Tadao Ando, in harmony with the temple that has a 500-year history. Inside the main hall, beautiful Buddhist statues and sculptures are also exhibited, and you can spend time in a quiet space. Please come and visit at least once!

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Visit a National Treasure Designated Yakushi Hall where you can see Japan's Largest Triad Buddha Statue

At Komyoji Temple on Mt. Nagatake in Saijo City, there is a beautiful Yakushi Hall that harmonizes history and modernity. Of particular note is the ability to view Japan's largest triad Buddha statue. This nationally designated building attracts visitors with its deep sense of history and magnificent appearance. Its powerful figure is worth seeing at least once! Please come and see this wonderful sight with your own eyes.