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Prefectura de Wakayama

38 temples · 14 shrines

La prefectura de Wakayama está en la región de Kansai, en la costa sur de la isla de Honshu, en Japón. Es conocida por el monte Koya, un importante sitio budista, las rutas de peregrinación del Camino Kumano y su larga costa del Pacífico con montañas cubiertas de bosques y zonas de aguas termales.

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Tokugawa Mausoleum
4.0(1)
Location: Koya, Wakayama
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: Goshuin
Tokugawa Mausoleum, oficialmente el Tokugawa Clan Mausoleum (徳川家霊台), es un complejo conmemorativo budista en el Monte Koya en Wakayama. Construido a principios del período Edo, contiene ornados salones conmemorativos dedicados a los shogunes Tokugawa Ieyasu...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours exploring the memorial complex, as the ornate halls and surrounding grounds require time to appreciate the intricate details.
Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours exploring the memorial complex, as the ornate halls and surrounding grounds require time to appreciate the intricate details.
Visit on a weekday morning if possible to avoid the crowds that gather on weekends and afternoons, allowing you to move through the memorial halls at your own pace and sit quietly to reflect on the historical significance of the Tokugawa shoguns buried here.
DIRECCIÓN: 682 Koyasan, Koya, Ito District, Wakayama 648-0211, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81736562011
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Aritoshi-Jinja
5.0(1)
Location: Tanabe, Wakayama
Current status: Siempre abierto
Goshuin: Goshuin
A historic Shinto shrine in central Tanabe, revered as the local tutelary deity and celebrated as Japan’s foremost deity of wisdom through the Aritoshi legend associated with poet Ki no Tsurayuki.
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Goshuin reception is officially listed from 9:00 to 17:00; seasonal designs are announced on the shrine website.
DIRECCIÓN: 19-6 Minato, Tanabe, WakayamaSitio web Teléfono: +0739245072
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Nan-in
4.0(1)
Location: Koya, Wakayama
Goshuin: Goshuin
Un templo budista Shingon ubicado en Koyasan en la Prefectura de Wakayama, Japón. Funciona como templo sucursal (bessatsuhonzon) de la Roca Tallada Fudo Myoo, con una imagen principal tallada por Kobo Daishi, un techo Nirur (Dragón Rugiente) que resuena...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Plan to arrive by mid-afternoon since check-in starts at 15:00, and the monks will show you around the grounds and garden before dinner.
Book your temple stay well in advance, especially if you want to participate in the morning ceremony, as Nan-in has only 25 guest rooms and visitors report sometimes being the only guests on-site.
Request shakyo (sutra copying) in advance if you want to participate in this meditative practice in the tea ceremony room, as it requires a reservation and offers a hands-on way to engage with Buddhist spiritual practice during your stay.
DIRECCIÓN: 680 Koyasan, Koya, Ito District, Wakayama 648-0211, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 736-56-2534
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Takahara Kumano Shrine
5.0(1)
Location: Tanabe, Wakayama
Current status: Siempre abierto
Goshuin: Goshuin
El Santuario Takahara Kumano se encuentra a lo largo de la ruta Nakahechi del peregrinaje Kumano Kodō en Tanabe, Wakayama. Un santuario sintoísta que consagra a las deidades Kumano, sirve como un punto de parada importante en este sendero Patrimonio de la...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Plan your visit as part of the Nakahechi route of the Kumano Kodō pilgrimage rather than as a standalone stop, since the shrine functions as a waypoint for trekkers.
Bring sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support and moisture-wicking socks if you're walking the Nakahechi route to reach this shrine, as the mountain terrain is uneven and can be muddy even days after rain.
If you're photographing the shrine, be mindful that you're documenting a living sacred site on an active pilgrimage route, not a museum exhibit.
DIRECCIÓN: 1120 Nakahechichō Takahara, Tanabe, Wakayama 646-1416, Japan
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Nyonindo
5.0(1)
Location: Koya, Wakayama
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: Goshuin
Nyonindo, que significa "Salón de las Mujeres", es el último santuario para mujeres que sobrevive en el Monte Koya. Hasta 1872, las mujeres estaban prohibidas en los recintos sagrados de la montaña y rezaban en salones en sus accesos. Este pequeño salón...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Plan your visit to Nyonindo as part of a larger Koyasan pilgrimage rather than as a standalone stop, since the temple is small and can be seen in 15-20 minutes.
Arrive early in the morning or on weekdays to experience the temple's contemplative atmosphere without tour groups, which allows you to better understand its significance as the last surviving women's sanctuary from the pre-1872 era when women were barred from Mount Koya's inner precincts.
Bring a small notebook or journal to record your reflections at this site, as Nyonindo serves as a powerful reminder of women's spiritual perseverance and exclusion from sacred spaces for over a thousand years, making it a meaningful place for personal meditation rather than casual photography.
DIRECCIÓN: 709 Koyasan, Koya, Ito District, Wakayama 648-0211, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 736-56-3508
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Hirou Jinja
5.0(1)
Location: Nachikatsuura, Wakayama
Opens at: Abre 07:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Hirō Jinja es un santuario sintoísta en Nachikatsuura, Wakayama, situado en la base de las Cataratas de Nachi. Es un santuario subordinado de Kumano Nachi Taisha, y el culto aquí se centra en la propia cascada, venerada como objeto sagrado del santuario.
¿Por qué deberías ir?
This shrine has no main hall. Worshippers stand 200 meters from Nachi Falls and pray directly to the waterfall itself, which serves as the shrine's sacred object.
El objeto sagrado de Hiro Jinja no es una estatua ni un espejo: es la cascada Nachi en sí misma, lo que convierte a la cascada en el centro de veneración.
The shrine sells lucky charms depicting a dragon god, based on an ancient legend that a dragon lives within Nachi Falls, Japan's tallest single-drop waterfall at 133 meters.
DIRECCIÓN: Nachiisan, Nachikatsuura, Higashimuro District, Wakayama 649-5301, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81735550321
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Kongo Sanmai-in
5.0(1)
Location: Koya, Wakayama
Opens at: Abre 08:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Kongō Sanmaiin es un templo budista histórico en el Monte Kōya, fundado en 1211 por Hōjō Masako. Sitio Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, alberga una pagoda tesoro nacional y más de 10 propiedades culturales importantes. Ofrece shukubo (alojamiento en...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Book your temple stay well in advance if you want to participate in the morning Buddhist ceremony (6:30 AM year-round) and meditation, as the temple accommodates up to 250 guests but fills quickly during peak seasons.
Plan to walk the temple grounds slowly to appreciate the six ancient cedar trees, each several hundred years old, which create a solemn atmosphere that reflects the temple's 800-year history.
The temple is located approximately 4 km from Gokurakubashi train station and 4.8 km from Koyasan Station, with free private parking available on the grounds.
DIRECCIÓN: 425 Kōyasan, Koya, Ito District, Wakayama 648-0211, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81736563838
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Kiyotaka Inari
Location: Koya, Wakayama
Goshuin: Goshuin
Pequeño santuario Inari en el centro de Koyasan dedicado a Kiyotaka Inari Daimyojin. Un largo túnel de puertas torii rojas bordea las escaleras de piedra que suben a su salón en la ladera, a corta distancia de los alojamientos de templos de la ciudad.
DIRECCIÓN: Kōyasan Road, Koyasan, Koya, Ito District, Wakayama 648-0211, Japan
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