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Kinpusenji Temple	# 2   of 5 most visited sights in Yoshino
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Kinpusenji is the leading Buddhist temple in Yoshino and an important center of Shugendo, a sect which centers around mountain worship and whose teachings are not only based on Buddhism but also on Shinto and other philosophies. Kinpusenji houses a seven meters tall Buddha statue in the temple's huge main hall, the Zao Hall, which is said to be Japan's second largest wooden structure (after Nara's Todaiji Temple). Any Questions? Ask them in our question forum.

How to get there

Kinpusenji Temple can be reached in about a 10 minute walk from the upper station of the Yoshino Ropeway (Yoshinoyama Station). How to get to and around Yoshino

Hours and Fees

Hours: 8:30 to 16:30 Closed: No closing days Admission: 400 yen (for entering the main hall)

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News and Reports

April 13, 2011 Yoshino Cherry Blossom Report by francois April 8, 2011 Yoshino Cherry Blossom Report by scott Yoshino Cherry Blossom Report April 6, 2010 Yoshino Cherry Blossom Report April 8, 2009 Yoshino Cherry Blossom Report April 5, 2009

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Ratings for Kinpusenji Temple: japan-guide.com Rating:   outstanding   User Rating (by 26 users): 76/100   recommended Popularity of Kinpusenji Temple: Users who have been to Yoshino: 165 Users who have been to Kinpusenji Temple: 38 2nd of 5 most visited sights in Yoshino. 528th of 726 most visited sights nationwide. Have you been to Kinpusenji Temple? No - I have not been there yetYes - no ratingYes - highly recommendedYes - recommendedYes - mildly interestingYes - nothing specialYes - not recommended User Feedback We strive to keep japan-guide.com up-to-date and accurate, and are always looking for ways to improve the user experience. If you have any updates, suggestions, corrections or opinions, please let us know:

Japanese Links

Kinpusenji Temple Official website.