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A special Jizo statue here is believed to cure eye diseases, drawing pilgrims with vision problems. Stone monuments from Osaka religious groups show the temple's healing reputation spread far beyond Tokushima.
The temple's name means 'Temple of Ten Joys,' reflecting the hope that Amida Buddha's compassion will transform the eight unavoidable sufferings of life into ten forms of radiant happiness.
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A special Jizo statue here is believed to cure eye diseases, drawing pilgrims with vision problems. Stone monuments from Osaka religious groups show the temple's healing reputation spread far beyond Tokushima.
The temple's name means 'Temple of Ten Joys,' reflecting the hope that Amida Buddha's compassion will transform the eight unavoidable sufferings of life into ten forms of radiant happiness.
Juraku-ji est le temple n° 7 du pèlerinage de Shikoku des 88 temples à Awa, dans la préfecture de Tokushima.
The temple's principal image is a reclining Amida Buddha carved by Kōbō Daishi after encountering a divine white snake. This iconography is unique among all 88 temples on the Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Awa, Tokushima Préfecture
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