Place of worship • 476 Noichichō Bodaiji, Konan, Kochi 781-5222, Japan
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Dainichi-ji Temple, reached after climbing a narrow mountain path, awaits beyond the vermillion mountain gate, surrounded by greenery. The main hall exudes a tranquil atmosphere, guiding visitors' hearts to serenity.
Next to the main hall stands the Daishido Hall, a place where pilgrims once took a rest, exuding an aura of long history. Inside, visitors can leisurely admire the waka poems composed by pilgrims.
Visitors to Dainichi-ji Temple are warmly welcomed by the resident priest and gatekeeper. They may be offered tea, given explanations of the facilities, and enjoy a luxurious experience. At the stamp office, they can even learn about the essentials of pilgrimage.
Accessing Dainichi-ji Temple by car is convenient. Although there are a few steps to climb from the parking lot to the main hall, it is not overly challenging. When touring Shikoku, be sure to stop by Dainichi-ji Temple and spend some quiet time there.
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