Yanatori・Joho-ji Temple
梁取・成法寺
The 1st of Okurairi's 33 Kannon pilgrimage sites
The 1st of Okurairi's 33 Kannon pilgrimage sites.
A valuable building among medieval Buddhist architecture, this temple compromises between Japanese and Chinese styles.
Sho Kannon
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Tadatanome morasazu sukuu yanatori no Chikai aratani inoru kono mi wo
ただ頼め もらさず救う 梁取の 誓いあらたに 祈るこの身を
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Joho-ji Temple Kannon-do Hall
Said to have been built by Tokuitsu at the start of the Heian period.
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Joho-ji Temple, wooden Sho Kannon seated statue
The Sho Kannon statue enshrined within has a unique coloring similar to human skin, bringing her to be called “Hitohada(skin-colored) Kannon”.
- Name
- Yanatori・Joho-ji Temple
- Japanease
- 梁取・成法寺
- Area
- Tadami Town
- Genre
- Okurairi's 33 Kannon National Important Cultural Properties Prefectural Important Cultural Properties
- Address
- Butsuchi-1864-1 Yanatori, Tadami Town, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima
- Access
- 25 min from Tadami Station by car
- Parking Lot
- No
- Information
- Locking
- Contact
- Tadami Town Board of Education
- Tel
- 0241-82-5320
