Overview
Higiri Jizoson is a temple hall enshrining the Jizo Bodhisattva in Shimada, Shizuoka Prefecture. Known as one of the foremost sacred sites in the prefecture, it draws numerous worshippers from within Shizuoka and from far beyond. Its greatest charm is the warm atmosphere of a folk faith deeply rooted in the local community.
Highlights
- ●The solemn air of one of Shizuoka's foremost sacred sites
- ●The setting of the hall enshrining the Jizo
- ●A folk-faith site drawing worshippers from beyond the prefecture
- ●A visit combined with a stroll around Shimada
History
This hall has long gathered deep devotion as one of Shizuoka's leading sacred sites. The steady stream of pilgrims arriving from both inside and outside the prefecture speaks to the strength of that faith. For details such as its founding year, please refer to on-site notices or official information.
Access
The hall is located in Shimada, in central Shizuoka Prefecture. For access from the town center and parking details, please check current maps and official information.
Best season
You can visit throughout the year, but festival days and the New Year period are especially lively. For a quiet moment of prayer, weekday mornings with fewer visitors are recommended.
Map
34.8408, 138.1262 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Arrive in central Shimada
- 2Pay your respects at Higiri Jizoson
- 3Take a leisurely walk around the hall
- 4Enjoy sights and cuisine in Shimada
Did you know?
💡 Counted among Shizuoka's most notable sacred sites, it is loved by worshippers who come not only from within the prefecture but from many places beyond it.
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