Oyama Temple

Overview

Oyama Temple, founded in 755, is a sacred site for Shugendo (mountain asceticism) located in Isehara, Kanagawa Prefecture. It's easily accessible by taking a 25-minute bus ride from Isehara Station North Exit to the "Oyama Cable Car" stop, followed by a 15-minute walk. The temple is renowned for its principal image, a seated statue of Fudo Myoo and two child attendants, which are designated as nationally important cultural properties. Oyama Temple is also a famous spot for autumn foliage, offering stunning views during the fall season. Visitors can explore the temple grounds and appreciate the historical atmosphere and beautiful architecture. Don't miss the charming ema (votive tablets) with animal faces, where you can draw your own designs.

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