6 temples · 9 shrines
Gifu Prefecture is in central Japan’s Chubu region, bordered by several prefectures and known for its mix of mountains, rivers, and historic towns. It is home to the castle town of Takayama, the UNESCO-listed village of Shirakawa-go, and the Nagara River, which is famous for cormorant fishing.
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Dairyūji是位于日本岐阜的临济宗佛教寺院,与美濃三十三所观音灵场有关。该寺创建于飞鸟时代,也以每年举行的达摩供养仪式而闻名,期间会焚烧数千个达摩不倒翁。
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...
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...
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...
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...
Hakusan Chukyo (白山中居神社)是一座神道神社。坐落在城市社区内,它是当地神道信仰的场所,也是游客探索该地区社区神社和日常宗教景观的有用文化去处。
查看详情高山的历史性地方寺院，建立于奈良时代，是圣武天皇国分寺网络的一部分。寺院拥有独特的三层塔和古老的银杏树，代表了飞弹地区1200多年的佛教遗产。
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...
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