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Facilities
The divine spirits venerated at this sacred place
Part of the Kongobu-ji complex.
4 structures on the grounds
Kongobu-ji Kondo (Golden Hall) is a Buddhist temple hall on Mount Koya in Wakayama, within the Danjo Garan complex of the Shingon Buddhist center at Kongobu-ji. It is a well-known worship building and point of interest in Japan.
A distinctive hexagonal sutra repository located on Mount Koya, one of Japan's most sacred Buddhist sites. This architectural treasure houses Buddhist scriptures and represents the traditional kyozo design used for storing sacred texts in temple complexes.
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Discount passes that cover getting here and around.
Required in addition to the base fare unless that direction's reserved seat is included in your ticket. The World Heritage upgrade covers outward Koya only.
Buy passFor visitors who need several bus rides without an existing bus-inclusive ticket.
Buy passOptional sightseeing train. Check its operating calendar and reserve a specific departure. Dining plans are separate products with different inclusions.
Buy passPay as you go; add your actual bus rides. A pass is not automatically the cheapest choice.
Buy passWhat this place is believed to grant
Koya, Wakayama Prefecture
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Kongobu-ji Danjo Garan
Koya, Wakayama
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