Joruri-ji Temple

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Symbolizing the "Tono-no-Sato" in Kizugawa City, Jyoruri-ji is a world-class famous temple with a breathtakingly beautiful garden and complex, said to reproduce the Heian-period Buddhist paradise on earth. The arrangement with the Three-storied Pagoda in the east and the main hall enshrining nine Amida Nyorai statues (National Treasures) in the west across a pond perfectly preserves the ideology of the time and is Japan's only such precious remnant. Especially the merciful brilliance emitted by the nine Amida statues lined in the main hall quietly purifies the viewer's heart. This space, where seasonal natural beauty and the world of salvation yearned for by Heian nobles are integrated, is the ultimate destination for travelers wishing to feel the pinnacle of Japanese spiritual culture and art.