Mt. Nikko Rin-noji Temple
“Sanbutsu-do” is the hall that unites Nikko Mountains. It has been designated as a World Heritage.
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Actually, there is no building called “Rin-noji" temple. “Rin-noji” temple is a complex consisting of multiple halls including Sanbutsu-do, Taiyu-in, Jigen-do, Jogyo-do, Chuzen-ji, Gomaten-do and Shihonryu-ji, and fifteen branch temples. The first building built is Shihonryu-ji temple that was built more than 1,200 years ago, and the temple has been designated as a World Heritage (Shines and Temples of Nikko). Now the main hall “Sanbutsu-do” has been under repair. The main hall is covered with a protective scaffolding, and it’s been equipped with a passageway so that visitors can observe the repairing works. The passageway will be removed when the repair is completed. Why don’t you take this rare opportunity?
Address
Mt. Nikko Rinno-ji Temple
2300, Sannai, Nikkou-shi, Tochigi
Access from major landmarks
Utsunomiya Station to Mt. Nikko Rin-noji Temple
From Utsunomiya Station to Nikko Station
Forty-four minutes (via JR Nikko Line)
From Nikko Station to Nishi sando bus stop
Seven minutes (via bus)
From Nishi sando bus stop to Mt. Nikko Rin-noji Temple
Five minutes (via walk)
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