78 Muro, Uda, Nara Prefecture
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¥1,000
The Muro-ji Temple Main Hall, also known as Kanjō-dō, is a historic structure built in 1308 during the late Kamakura period. This significant hall is where the most important Shingon Buddhist ritual, the Kanjō (Abhisheka), is performed. The hall features distinct architectural elements, including a separation between the inner and outer sanctuaries, and influences from the Tenjiku style. Located in Uda, Nara Prefecture, the temple is accessible via bus from Muroguchi-Ono Station, followed by a short walk. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and lush greenery surrounding this culturally rich site. Admission is ¥600 for adults and ¥400 for children.