Mani Temple Oku-no-in is a mystical sacred site nestled deep in the mountains of Tottori City. The striking landscape of massive rocks and the unique atmosphere created by 1200 years of history captivate visitors.
Stepping into Oku-no-in, you feel as if time has stopped. The moss-covered cornerstone and stone Buddha statues placed in the cave tell the deep history of this place. It is said that there once stood a hanging temple here, flourishing as a place of ascetic practice.
Around the massive rocks, there are spaces suitable for meditation and Zen sitting. As a place used for Shugendo training from ancient times, modern visitors can also find valuable experiences to calm their minds here.
The mountain path from the main hall at Mani Temple to Oku-no-in is about 2 kilometers. Walking along the nature-rich mountain path is also one of the attractions, allowing both body and mind to be refreshed.
Many people report feeling a mysterious energy when facing the massive rocks. This place, where it is said the deity Taishakuten descended, is also attracting attention as a modern power spot.
Mani Temple Oku-no-in combines history, nature, and mysticism, making it a hidden gem in Tottori. In this serene space, you can spend precious time away from daily life, reflecting on the depths of your heart.