Entsuin Temple
Belonging to the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism headed by Myoushin-ji Temple, Entsuin Temple is the first temple on the Sanriku 33 Kannon pilgrimage. The Sankeiden mausoleum was built on the top of a hill in 1646. The premises feature a rock garden with a heart-shaped pond, and in the autumn the colorful leaves on the trees make for a splendid sight. At night the garden is illuminated and the grounds are enveloped in a very mysterious atmosphere. It is also known as the rose temple for the splendid sight of beautiful roses blooming in its Western-style rose garden (Byakaho Seiyo-no-Niwa). In recent years the number of roses has dwindled, and it has come to be loved as the moss temple for the moss growing around the grounds.
Spot details
- Address
- Matsushima cho in Matsushima cho Miyagi prefecture 67 Map
- Phone
- 0223543206
- Hours
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[Hours]
[Apr.-Late Oct.]8:30-17:00
[Late Oct.-Nov.]8:30-16:30
[Dec.-Mar.]9:00-16:00
[Prayer beads making experience]
[Apr.-Late Oct.]9:00-16:00
[Late Oct.-Nov.]9:00-15:30
[Dec.-Mar.]9:00-15:00 - Closed
- open everyday
- Fees
- [Admission fee]Adults300yen, High school students150yen, Elementary/Junior high school students100yen, etc.
- Parking Lot
- Not available
- Credit Card
- Not available
- English Menu
- Available (Pamphlet Available)
- Note
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*Currently, due to measures to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infection, the hours have been changed as follows. Please check the website before coming to the hospital. :30
[Making a rosary]
9:00-15:00 - Wheelchair accessible
- Available (Stone pavement, up to the main hall)
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN