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Prefectura de Gifu

6 temples · 9 shrines

La prefectura de Gifu está en la región de Chubu, en el centro de Japón, y limita con varias prefecturas; se la conoce por su mezcla de montañas, ríos y pueblos históricos. Es el hogar de la ciudad castillo de Takayama, el pueblo de Shirakawa-go, incluido en la lista de la UNESCO, y el río Nagara, famoso por la pesca con cormoranes.

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A ranked guide to standout temples and shrines for planning a meaningful visit.

1
Dairyu-ji
Location: Gifu
Goshuin: Goshuin
Dairyūji es un templo budista Rinzai en Gifu, Japón, asociado con la peregrinación de los Treinta y Tres Kannon de Mino. Fundado en el período Asuka, también es conocido por su servicio memorial anual de Daruma, durante el cual miles de muñecos son quemados...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
The temple burns approximately 10,000 daruma dolls every year in a daylong ceremony honoring wishes that have come true, earning it the nickname 'Daruma Kannon.'
Se dice que el templo fue fundado en el periodo Asuka (538-710), lo que le otorga orígenes muy tempranos en la historia budista japonesa.
The annual daruma burning festival moved from January 18 to the second Sunday of each year in 2007, making it easier for visitors to attend.
DIRECCIÓN: 2339 Awano, Gifu, 502-0001, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 58-237-3837
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Ena Jinja Takayama
Location: Takayama, Gifu
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Ena Jinja in Takayama is a candidate for the Ena shrine of the tenthcentury Engishiki register and enshrines Takamimusubi. Long known as the Koyasu shrine of childbirth, it was identified and revived in 1815 by the Takayama scholar Tanaka Ohide, who served...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
The shrine is in the Enako district east of the Higashiyama temples, about a twenty-five-minute walk from Takayama Station; the Eno Bunko storehouse is viewed from outside.
DIRECCIÓN: 1290 Enakomachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0818, Japan
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Dairyu-ji Takayama
Location: Takayama, Gifu
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Dairyuji sits at the eastern foot of Shiroyama in Takayama, founded in 1652 by the fourth Kanamori lord Yorinao, whose posthumous name gives the temple its own. It declined after the Kanamori left Hida and was revived as a Soto Zen temple in 1776. The...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
On the Higashiyama walking course below Shiroyama; the Benten hall stands on the pond at the foot of the approach. Takayama Station is about twenty minutes on foot.
DIRECCIÓN: 228 Kasugamachi, Takayama, Gifu, Japan
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Sakurayama Hachimangu
4.0(1)
Location: Takayama, Gifu
Goshuin: 2 Goshuin
Sakurayama Hachimangu is the shrine of northern Takayama, whose autumn festival on 9 and 10 October forms the Takayama Festival with Hie Jinja's spring one, an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property. Hachiman is enshrined with Yamato Takeru, Emperor...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
The festival floats are on show all year in the exhibition hall inside the grounds, so you need not come on 9 or 10 October to see them.
Takayama Station is about a fifteen-minute walk; the shrine sits at the north end of the old town streets.
DIRECCIÓN: 178 Sakuramachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0858, Japan
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5
Daio-ji
Location: Takayama, Gifu
Goshuin: 2 Goshuin
Daioji is a Jodo temple on Takayama's Higashiyama temple walk, moved here in 1586 by the castle lord Kanamori Nagachika and once the head temple of Hida. Its 1807 twostorey gate and 1689 bell tower, the oldest in Hida, are works of Hida master carpenters and...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Takayama Station is a 20 to 30 minute walk. The Higashiyama walking course runs straight through the grounds, between Unryū-ji's bell tower and Sōgen-ji.
The grounds are free to enter and there is car parking. Goshuin are written at the temple office; phone ahead if you are coming for one.
When the 1762 main hall burned in 1969, the figure of Amida was said to have appeared in the flames, and the newspapers of the day reported it. The hall was rebuilt in 1971.
DIRECCIÓN: 67 Atagomachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0855, JapanTeléfono: +81577321463
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6
Hakusan Chukyo
Location: Gujo, Gifu
Goshuin: Goshuin
Hakusan Chukyo (白山中居神社) es un santuario sintoísta. Ubicado en un barrio urbano, sirve como un lugar local de culto sintoísta y una parada cultural útil para los visitantes que exploran los santuarios comunitarios del área y el paisaje religioso cotidiano.
DIRECCIÓN: ２-48 Shirotorichō Itoshiro, Gujo, Gifu 501-5231, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 575-82-5201
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Hida Kokubun-ji
4.0(1)
Location: Takayama, Gifu
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Templo provincial histórico en Takayama, establecido durante el período Nara como parte de la red de templos estatales del Emperador Shōmu. Cuenta con una distintiva pagoda de tres pisos y un antiguo árbol de ginkgo, representando más de 1,200 años de...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Reception runs 9:00 to 16:00 for goshuin, amulets and main-hall viewing, but may pause during services.
Groups wanting the paid main-hall viewing must contact the temple in advance, and there is no large-bus parking on the grounds.
Meditation sessions and tea-time talks with the monks are available by reservation, by phone or email.
DIRECCIÓN: 1-chōme-83 Sōwamachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0007, JapanSitio web
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Ena Jinja
Location: Nakatsugawa, Gifu
Goshuin: Goshuin
Ena Shrine is a Shinto shrine at the foot of Mt. Ena in Nakatsugawa, Gifu. The official site highlights blessings for safe childbirth, childbearing, first shrine visits, and household safety, along with legends linked to Amaterasu and local historical...
DIRECCIÓN: 3786-1 Shogane, Nakatsugawa, Gifu 508-0001, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 573-65-3557
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