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Shrines & Temples in Daigo Town
Ibaraki · 59 spots
Notable Shrines & Temples in Daigo Town
Fukuroda Falls and Tsukimachi Falls
One of Japan's three famous waterfalls praised by monk Saigyo in each season, celebrated for its winter ice falls and autumn foliage
Daigo Yamizo-mine Jinja
An ancient summit shrine on Ibaraki's highest peak, greeting worshippers with panoramic views and the 'Yamizo Five Waters' named springs
Eigen-ji (Momiji Temple)
The beloved 'Momiji Temple' Soto Zen ancient temple where about 400 maples blaze in brilliant autumn color each November in Daigo
Daigo Fukuroda Kannon
A Heian-period Kannon sacred site forming a shared worship sphere with Fukuroda Falls, where ascetics visit through all seasons
Kuji Yamizo Nihondera
An ancient temple on Ibaraki's highest peak founded by Gyoki in the Nara period as a Shugendo sacred site, where the five Yamizo springs selected among Japan's 100 Best Waters flow
Yamizosan Nichirin-ji
Twenty-first temple of the Bandō 33 — most arduous station at 1,022 m on Mt. Yamizo, immortalized in the saying "Without Yamizo, no true Bandō pilgrim"
Daigo Juonji
An ancient Shingon temple in Oku-Kuji enshrining King Enma and the Ten Kings, a sacred site of Kamakura-period afterlife faith for purifying karmic sins
Daigo Daigo Jinja
The chief guardian of Daigo post-town on the Suigun highway, protecting agriculture and fisheries along the Naka and Kuji rivers
Tsukimachi Falls
A rare 'back-view falls' where visitors walk behind the cascade — a Shugendo sacred site of moon-waiting faith, known for matchmaking and safe childbirth
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