Taizan-ji

📍 Ehime, Imabari · 1-9-18 Koizumi

About

Mountain 金輪山(きんりんざん)
Sect 真言宗
Principal 地蔵菩薩
Founded 815
Founder 空海(弘法大師)

📿 Goshuin Info

Hours

7:00–17:00

Fee

¥300

Direct-write

Unknown

Pre-written

Available

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History

Byakko

Taizan-ji is an ancient temple located in Koizumi, Imabari, known as one of the temples on the Shikoku Eighty-Eight Temples pilgrimage route. As a temple associated with Kobo Daishi Kukai, it has carved out a long history. The name "Taizan" is derived from Mount Tai in China, a sacred mountain, and carries the meaning of wishing for peace and tranquility. Many pilgrims, particularly those on the Henro pilgrimage, visit this place to pray for peace of mind and the fulfillment of their wishes. Within the serene shrine grounds, one can forget the bustle of daily life and offer deep prayers.

Benefits

fulfillment of wishesprotection from evilhousehold safetyhealing of illnesssafe travelsacademic successgood fortune and blessings

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