lugar de culto • 甲1703 Yoshidachō Kawachi, Uwajima, Ehime 799-3752, Japón
Daikaku-ji, nestled in a quiet residential area of Uwajima, is a historic temple surrounded by an atmosphere that seems to have stopped time. Standing in this place, one feels drawn into a world away from the hustle and bustle.
Within Daikaku-ji's grounds are many cultural properties, including the nationally designated important cultural property, the three-story pagoda. These convey the dignity that has passed through the ages. As one strolls through the precincts and contemplates their appearance, one can imagine a moment of the past.
Surprisingly, this small temple houses a collection of over 1,200 cameras, making it the world's largest collection by the temple's head priest. With a plethora of retro charm, anyone, whether a camera enthusiast or not, is sure to be captivated by the cameras.
The garden, with centuries-old camphor trees and flowers blooming in all seasons, is also a major attraction of Daikaku-ji. Spending time in its tranquil atmosphere will free one from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and help to purify the heart.
Daikaku-ji is a spot that can be truly called a hidden gem, fusing the elegance of the ancient capital with the hobby of camera collectors. By touching history and culture and spending time in an emotional space, special experiences await.
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