Tosei Mountain Shitennoji Temple

Tosei Mountain Shitennoji Temple in Tsu City is a temple that is said to have been established by Prince Shotoku. There are many historical Buddhist statues, such as the Yakushi Nyorai statue that has been watching over the temple for over 1000 years and the Prince Shotoku statue from the Kamakura period. It is a valuable tourist spot where you can feel the history of Shitennoji Temple, and the Prince Shotoku and Yakushi Nyorai statues in particular are a must-see. Please be overwhelmed by their powerful presence.

The grounds of Shitennō-ji Temple on Mt. Taisei are home to many important cultural properties. Not only the buildings, such as the main gate, mountain gate, and bell tower, but also the Kannon Hall and Buddhist statues are worth seeing. The tomb of Hanaya Suke-no-Zen-ni is also located here and holds high historical value. When visiting Shitennō-ji Temple, be sure to check out these important cultural properties. You're sure to be captivated by their beauty.

At Toseiyama Shitennoji Temple in Tsu City, there are graves of Oda Nobunaga's mother, Lady Toda, and the wife of Toshikatsu Toda, the lord of Tsu Domain, Lady Hisayoshi. These graves have high historical value and attract attention from many tourists. Additionally, limited edition temple seals are also popular. When visiting Shitennoji Temple, please be sure to visit these graves. You will feel the history come alive when standing in this location.

At Tsu City's Tosei Mountain Shitennoji Temple, there is a newly built Reiwa Daikannon. The large Kannon statue is 4 meters tall and 2 meters in height and was carved over the course of three years. At this temple, which is said to have been established by Prince Shotoku, you can entrust your wishes to the future 1000 years from now. It has attracted attention from many people. When visiting Shitennoji Temple, be sure to visit this beautiful Reiwa Daikannon as well. You will definitely be overwhelmed by its power.

Shitennoji Temple on Toseyama in Tsu City is a temple where you can experience history in a quiet atmosphere. It is said to have been built by Prince Shotoku, and there are graves of Oda Nobunaga's mother and the lord of Tsu Domain on the grounds. In addition, there are many historical Buddhist statues such as the Yakushi Nyorai statue that has been watching over the temple for over 1000 years and the statue of Prince Shotoku from the Kamakura period. There are also many important cultural properties, so be sure to visit and see them when you visit Shitennoji Temple. You will surely be overwhelmed by their beauty and power.