Overview
Jūnen-ji is a temple of the Jōdo (Pure Land) Buddhist sect located in Sukagawa City, Fukushima Prefecture. Its formal name, Raigō-zan Byakudō-in Jūnen-ji, follows the traditional three-part naming style used by many Japanese Buddhist temples, and the grounds retain a quiet, community-rooted atmosphere.
Highlights
- ●The formal name Raigō-zan Byakudō-in Jūnen-ji, following traditional temple-naming conventions
- ●A founding said to date back to 1592
- ●Affiliation with the Jōdo (Pure Land) Buddhist sect
- ●A quiet setting within Sukagawa City
History
The temple is said to have been founded in 1592, and it has continued to uphold Jōdo Buddhist practice since that time. For more detailed background, visitors can consult the temple itself or Sukagawa City's local information resources.
Access
Jūnen-ji is located within Sukagawa City. As specific transit routes and visiting hours are not detailed here, visitors are advised to check current access information and opening times with the temple or Sukagawa City's tourism office before visiting.
Best season
The temple can be visited year-round, but the mild weather of spring and autumn makes it a comfortable time to stroll through the grounds at a relaxed pace.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Pass through the temple gate and pay respects at the main hall
- 2Look for any signage explaining the temple's name and history near the main hall
- 3Take a slow walk around the temple grounds to enjoy the quiet atmosphere
- 4Continue on to other sights around Sukagawa City after your visit
Did you know?
💡 Like many Japanese Buddhist temples, Jūnen-ji's full name combines a mountain name (Raigō-zan), an inner hall name (Byakudō-in), and a temple name (Jūnen-ji) — a traditional naming pattern still preserved today.
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