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Aisho Town, Echi County, Shiga Prefecture

Seasonal outings

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Kotosan kongourinjinokou

official name：Koto Sanzan Kongorin-ji Temple

English name：Koto Sanzan Kongorin-ji Temple

Autumn leaves of Lake Tosan Mountain Kongo Rin-ji Temple

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Autumn leaves of Lake Tosan Mountain Kongo Rin-ji Temple

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  • November

  • Seasonal outings
  • Gardens
  • Autumn Foliage
  • Shinto Shrine・Buddhist Temple
The Saimyo-ji Temple, the Kongorin-ji Temple, and the Hyakusai-ji Temple are collectively known as Koto Sanzan and its origin dates back from Heian Period to Asuka Period. The Daihikaku or main hall of the Kongorin-ji Temple is a national treasure, and 13 cultural assets such as the three-storied pagoda and the wooden statue of the Juichimen Kannon (the eleven-faced Goddess of Mercy) have been designated as national important cultural properties. In autumn, crimson red colors spread all over the temple precincts creating as if a brocade pattern.

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〒529-1202 874, Matsuoji, Aisho-cho, Echi-gun, Shiga

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About 15 minutes by car from JR Inae Station Approx. 25 minutes by car from JR Hikone Station About 1 km from Tosan Mountain Smart IC, Meishin Expressway Lake
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