2 Ryuzan, Kamo-cho, Anan City, Tokushima Prefecture
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Cost per person
¥1,500
Tairyu-ji Temple, also known as the 21st temple on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, is a historic temple nestled among tall trees. Accessible by a 40-minute bus ride from Anan Station followed by a 60-minute walk, or via the Tairyu-ji Ropeway, this ancient temple offers a serene escape. Founded in 816, it features barrier-free facilities including accessible parking, wheelchair rentals, ramps, and restrooms. Visitors can explore the main hall, admire the dragon ceiling in the Jibutsu-do hall, and experience the spiritual atmosphere of this sacred site. Don't miss the opportunity to touch the guardian cedar tree for an extra boost of energy. The temple is said to be where Kobo Daishi conceived the name 'Kukai'.
Founded: 816 AD Barrier-free facilities: Accessible parking for people with disabilities ○ Wheelchair rental ○ Wheelchair-accessible ramps ○ Wheelchair-accessible restrooms ○ Acceptance of guide dogs ○ Discounts ○