Enichiji Temple Ruins

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The site of one of the largest temples in the Tohoku region, founded in the early Heian period. Once a thriving center of religion and culture with over 100 buildings, it now features a reconstructed Golden Hall that evokes the prosperity of ancient Buddhist culture. The quiet space, heavy with history, is a calm spot for a stroll, perfect for a journey to trace the spiritual roots of the Aizu region.

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磐梯山慧日寺資料館庭園（磐梯町）

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Gokujo-no-Aizu Project Council

Enichiji Temple Ruins

Address: 4950 Kamihonji, Bandai, Bandai-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima Prefecture
Website: https://www.bandaisan.or.jp/
Operator: Inawashiro Tourism Association

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