Zuiryuji Temple

Temple
Prefecture
Toyama
Type
Temple
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¥500
Entry Fee
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A Soto Zen temple in Takaoka built for the Maeda clan, whose main gate, Buddha hall, and Dharma hall are designated National Treasures.
Zuiryuji is a Soto Zen temple in Takaoka founded to honour Maeda Toshinaga, the second head of the Maeda clan, and completed in the mid-17th century under the third head, Maeda Toshitsune. Its main gate (sanmon), Buddha hall (butsuden), and Dharma hall (hatto) are designated National Treasures, and several other structures are Important Cultural Properties. The buildings are arranged in a symmetrical Zen garan layout connected by roofed corridors. The Buddha hall is notable for its lead-tiled roof. The temple sits about a ten-minute walk from Takaoka Station and has a large free car park. Admission is charged for adults and students.

Location

Prefecture: Toyama

Address: Takaoka, Toyama, Japan

Nearest Station: Takaoka Station

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Toyama, Japan

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Zuiryuji from Takaoka Station?

It is about a 10-minute walk from Takaoka Station. Driving from the Takaoka IC on the Noetsu Expressway takes around 10 minutes, and there is a large free car park.

What is Zuiryuji known for?

Its main gate, Buddha hall, and Dharma hall are designated National Treasures, making it the only National Treasure buildings in Toyama Prefecture.

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