Myokeiji

Myokei-ji Temple is a hidden gem in Yurihonjo City. Here, there is a treasure hall exhibiting artifacts related to Sanada Yukimura. These include helmets and armor engraved with the six-mon coin mark, which are irresistible to history buffs. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom in full, and there are four gardens and the main hall to see. It is said that there is also a blessing of "fulfillment of wishes," so why not visit once and see for yourself?

Myokei-ji Temple in Yurihonjo City, founded by Xianxing-in, daughter of Sanada Yukimura, is a temple with high historical value. This temple, built by Otanokata, embodies the wish for the revival of the Sanada family. You can also feel this wish from the stone with characters written on it that endlessly flows from the well. The treasure hall displays artifacts, including prefectural important cultural properties, making it a holy site for history and Sengoku period fans. Please come and visit at least once.

Myokei-ji Temple stands in Yurihonjo City. This is a holy site visited by history enthusiasts and fans of the Warring States period. In the treasure hall on the grounds, you can see the crest of Sanada Yukimura's six-mon coins and memorial tablet. The beautiful gardens and main hall that change with the seasons are also a must-see. Furthermore, there is a benefit of "granting wishes." Why not visit once and see for yourself?

Myokei Temple in Yurihonjo City is a historic and valuable holy site built by the fifth daughter of Sanada Yukimura. The treasure hall displays items related to the Sanada family and important cultural assets of the prefecture, allowing visitors to reminisce about the Warring States period. The well's character stones, which express the desire for revival, are also moving. Don't miss the beautiful gardens that change with the seasons! Please come and visit at least once.