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Shukubo (logement monastique) historique du Koyasan, fondé par Hojo Masako en 1211, abritant une pagode Tahoto classée Trésor national et plus d'une douzaine de Biens culturels importants.
Erected in 1223 by the noble lady Hojo Masako, this two-story Tahoto is Japan's second oldest after Ishiyama-dera. It was designated a National Treasure in 1900 and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sacred Sites of the Kii Mountain Range.
Commissioned in 1211 by Hojo Masako, the "Nun Shogun," to pray for the souls of her husband Minamoto no Yoritomo and her son Sanetomo. The temple preserves over a dozen Important Cultural Properties.
Set just off the main street of Koyasan in a quiet wooded compound, Kongo-Sanmai-in offers shojin ryori dinners, morning service in the historic main hall, and tatami-room lodging within a living National Treasure precinct.
Gare la plus proche
Koyasan Station (cable car)
Depuis l'aéroport du Kansai (KIX)
1. JR Haruka Express → Kyoto Station ~75 min
2. Local train/taxi → Koyasan Station (cable car) ~10 min
Depuis Tokyo
1. Tokaido Shinkansen → Kyoto Station ~2h 15m
2. Local transit → Koyasan Station (cable car) ~10 min
Depuis Osaka
1. JR Special Rapid → Kyoto Station ~30 min
or Hankyu Railway → Kawaramachi ~45 min
Conseil: Procurez-vous une carte IC (ICOCA ou Suica) dans n'importe quelle gare pour voyager facilement en bus et en train.
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12 questions sur Kongo-Sanmai-in
Erected in 1223 by the noble lady Hojo Masako, this two-story Tahoto is Japan's second oldest after Ishiyama-dera. It was designated a National Treasure in 1900 and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sacred Sites of the Kii Mountain Range.
Commissioned in 1211 by Hojo Masako, the "Nun Shogun," to pray for the souls of her husband Minamoto no Yoritomo and her son Sanetomo. The temple preserves over a dozen Important Cultural Properties.
Set just off the main street of Koyasan in a quiet wooded compound, Kongo-Sanmai-in offers shojin ryori dinners, morning service in the historic main hall, and tatami-room lodging within a living National Treasure precinct.
12 questions sur Kongo-Sanmai-in
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