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Founded in 744 by the monk Gyoki at the order of Emperor Shomu, Takaosan Yakuoin Yukiji is one of the three great head temples of the Shingon Chizan-ha school in eastern Japan, alongside Naritasan Shinshoji and Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji. Mt. Takao itself has been a sacred yamabushi training ground for over 1,200 years, and Daihonbo is the traditional shukubo within the temple precincts.
The temple opens its 1-night, 2-day "Shinto Buchu Shugyokai" believer training retreat to the general public twice a year — once each in June and October — capped at 40 participants aged 20+. The 25,000 yen program (lodging + 3 shojin meals + bath + instruction) covers takigyo waterfall ablutions, pre-dawn kaiho-gyo mountain circumambulation, sutra recitation, gachirinkan moon-disc meditation, shakyo, and the saito-goma sacred fire ceremony.
Even outside the retreat dates, Yakuoin opens two waterfall halls — Hebi-taki and Biwa-taki — to lay practitioners on fixed dates each month with beginner instruction, and the temple kitchen serves yamabushi-style shojin ryori for lunch (advance reservation, 2-day notice, parties of 2 or more, 11:00–14:00) at Daihonbo, drawing on the Shugendo principle that the mountain itself is Buddha.
Takaosan Yakuoin Daihonbo
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Takaosanguchi Station (Keio Takao Line)
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1. JR Haruka Express → Kyoto Station ~75 min
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12 questions sur Takaosan Yakuoin Daihonbo
Founded in 744 by the monk Gyoki at the order of Emperor Shomu, Takaosan Yakuoin Yukiji is one of the three great head temples of the Shingon Chizan-ha school in eastern Japan, alongside Naritasan Shinshoji and Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji. Mt. Takao itself has been a sacred yamabushi training ground for over 1,200 years, and Daihonbo is the traditional shukubo within the temple precincts.
The temple opens its 1-night, 2-day "Shinto Buchu Shugyokai" believer training retreat to the general public twice a year — once each in June and October — capped at 40 participants aged 20+. The 25,000 yen program (lodging + 3 shojin meals + bath + instruction) covers takigyo waterfall ablutions, pre-dawn kaiho-gyo mountain circumambulation, sutra recitation, gachirinkan moon-disc meditation, shakyo, and the saito-goma sacred fire ceremony.
Even outside the retreat dates, Yakuoin opens two waterfall halls — Hebi-taki and Biwa-taki — to lay practitioners on fixed dates each month with beginner instruction, and the temple kitchen serves yamabushi-style shojin ryori for lunch (advance reservation, 2-day notice, parties of 2 or more, 11:00–14:00) at Daihonbo, drawing on the Shugendo principle that the mountain itself is Buddha.
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