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Shrines & Temples in Daigo Town
Ibaraki · 59 spots
Notable Shrines & Temples in Daigo Town
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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
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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
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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
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Daigo Fukuroda Kannon
A Heian-period Kannon sacred site forming a shared worship sphere with Fukuroda Falls, where ascetics visit through all seasons
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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
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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"
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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
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Daigo Daigo Jinja
The chief guardian of Daigo post-town on the Suigun highway, protecting agriculture and fisheries along the Naka and Kuji rivers
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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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