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観福寺

観福寺

A temple in Saitama — solemn halls and serenity.

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Overview

Kanpuku-ji Temple is a temple of the Chisan branch of the Shingon school in Maekawa, Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture. Its mountain name is Fudarakusan and its hall name is Shojoin, and it is affectionately known by the popular name Maekawa Kannon. It is an old temple of Kannon worship rooted in its local community.

Highlights

  • A Kannon temple known by the popular name Maekawa Kannon
  • A Shingon Chisan-branch temple bearing the mountain name Fudarakusan and hall name Shojoin
  • A place of local faith rooted in Maekawa, Kawaguchi City
  • A calm precinct for a quiet visit

History

The temple belongs to the Chisan branch of the Shingon school. Its mountain name is Fudarakusan and its hall name is Shojoin, and it has long been known by the name Maekawa Kannon.

Access

The temple is located in Maekawa, Kawaguchi City, Saitama. For detailed routes and visiting hours, please check a map and official information.

Best season

Daytime in the mild seasons of spring or autumn is recommended, well suited to a quiet visit and a moment of prayer.

Map

35.8395, 139.7078 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

  1. 1Head to Kanpuku-ji in Maekawa, Kawaguchi City
  2. 2Pass through the gate and take in the temple grounds
  3. 3Offer a prayer to the Maekawa Kannon at the main hall
  4. 4Connect with the local faith and explore the surroundings

Did you know?

💡 It has long been cherished under the popular name Maekawa Kannon, and is known locally as the Kannon temple of Maekawa.

Nearby spots

📍 Kabutoyama Kofun📍 Chikagata Shrine📍 Takagi Shrine
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