Rin’nōji Houmotsuden treasure house

Storage • 2300 Sannai, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1431, Japan

4.2(989 reviews)

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A Must-Visit for Aviation Enthusiasts! The Thrilling Misawa Aviation & Science Museum

An excellent spot to observe airplanes taking off and landing from up close

The charm of the aviation museum in Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture
Located adjacent to the runway, allowing close observation of airplanes taking off and landing
Capturing thrilling photos and videos with a sense of presence from the open deck

Getting in touch with airplanes in the display and experience area

Actual fighter jets and transport planes are displayed in the museum
There is also a section where visitors can experience simulating piloting an airplane
An irresistible space for airplane enthusiasts

An excellent location for close observation of base airplanes

Adjacent to the Air Self-Defense Force base, it is in an excellent location
Actual military airplanes can be freely observed at the base's parking area
Witnessing magnificent flying performances at occasional air shows

Besides the Aviation & Science Museum, there are plenty of spots to fully enjoy the nature of Misawa City

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Reviews

4(4 months ago)

Mary Paz Iris Villanueva

I didn't get to enter, no time. Very well maintained. The colors really stand out. If you're going to visit the Nikko shrine compound area, better go early. The place is always packed with both locals and tourists. There's a tree outside Rennoji that they say has never bloomed in 400 (or was it 200) years. Tickets for the Toshogu shrine and museum complex does not cover the museum at the foot of the Rennoji house. If we had time, it would've been nice to stay for an hour or so, but the train and shinkansen ride back to Tokyo takes a while. The World Heritage Bus route goes around the entire Grand Shrine complex, down to the Nikko train station.

5(12 months ago)

Wanaruk Sai

The treasure house is located opposite the main hall of the Rinnoji Temple. You need to pay an entrance fee. We decided to buy combined tickets, which include the main hall, the treasure house&garden, and the Taiyuin Mausoleum. It is a bit cheaper than buying them separately. Photography is not allowed inside the house. There are several antique artworks related to Buddhism and the Tokugawa era displayed inside. The portraits of all the shoguns in the Tokugawa family are exhibited there. It is nice to sit quietly and see those portraits, imagining their feelings and responsibilities as shoguns in their time. Don't miss the garden located behind the house. The garden is small but beautiful, with a pleasant landscape, good design, and it's not too crowded. It must be a wonderful place during autumn when color of leaves change..

5(a year ago)

Rahman Md Rafat

The temple is located at the base of Mt. Nantai and the natural surroundings add to the serene atmosphere of the place. The main hall of the temple houses a large wooden statue of the Yakushi Nyorai, which is the temple's main object of worship. The temple also features several other buildings such as the Sanbutsudo Hall and the Futarasan Shrine, which are both beautiful and worth visiting. The architecture of the buildings is amazing and the intricate carvings and paintings on the walls and ceilings are truly breathtaking.

3(4 years ago)

Gerónimo Caldora

There is a petit japanese garden just in front and its beatiful. The surroundings are also really enjoyable but in comparison the insides of this temple are not as interesting visually or as an expirience. When you go to the other temples first they offer you the ticket of this particular temple as a set and is not expensive, but except that you have some knollege about budism it probably won't be as interesting.

5(8 months ago)

Yuo

Has a national treasure sutra written 1000 years ago along with other cool stuff. There is a nice garden in the back.

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