Buddha Statue Hall standing at the birthplace of Enku Bosatsu

Enku Bosatsu, a wood carver rooted in Hashima City, was built in the birthplace of 'Nak Kanondou and Hashima Enku Museum', a sacred place where you can feel the achievements and soul of Enku Bosatsu.

Convenient Access Location

Just 5 minutes by car from the Gifu Hashima Interchange on the Meishin Expressway. It is conveniently located with a free parking lot, and there is also a large shopping facility nearby, making it suitable for a visit combined with shopping.

Paying homage to the statue carved by Enku Bosatsu

In the main hall of Nak Kanondou, 17 Enku Buddhas, including the Eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva statue carved by Enku Bosatsu himself, are enshrined. These are designated as important cultural properties of Gifu Prefecture, a testament to Enku Bosatsu's deep faith and outstanding skills.

Museum where you can meet Enku Buddhas from various places

In the back of the main hall, the Enku Museum exhibits many replicas of Enku Buddhas from various parts of the country. Aichi and Gifu prefectures in particular have a high concentration of Enku Buddhas, making them familiar to local residents. You can feel the appeal of the Enku Buddhas at the museum.

Well related to Enku Bosatsu

Across from Nak Kanondou, a well representing the birth bath of Enku Bosatsu is exhibited. It is a place deeply related to the birth of Enku Bosatsu.

Deepen your understanding with kind explanations

During the visit, you can receive detailed explanations from the staff. It will allow you to deepen your knowledge about Enku Bosatsu and Enku Buddhas, and you will be even more impressed.

Encounter the great cultural heritage left by Enku Bosatsu at 'Nak Kanondou and Hashima Enku Museum'. Feel the breath of history and faith, and please take your time to visit.