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南蔵院

Nanzoin Temple

A Shingon Buddhist temple famous for housing the world’s largest bronze reclining Buddha statue.

Attractions

Buddhist Temple, Cultural Landmark, Giant Statue

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Nanzoin Temple, located in the tranquil town of Sasaguri, Fukuoka, is a renowned Shingon Buddhist temple best known for its colossal reclining Buddha statue. Measuring 41 meters in length and weighing approximately 300 tons, it is said to be the largest bronze reclining Buddha in the world. Visitors can explore the temple’s serene grounds, featuring lush gardens, smaller statues, and sacred structures. A popular site for spiritual seekers and cultural enthusiasts, Nanzoin Temple is also part of the Sasaguri Pilgrimage, a revered walking pilgrimage in the region.

Facilities & Services

  • Giant Bronze Reclining Buddha Statue

  • Scenic Temple Grounds with Walking Trails

  • Part of the Sasaguri Pilgrimage Route

  • Serene Atmosphere for Spiritual Reflection

Contact

Address:

1035 Sasaguri, Kasuya District, Fukuoka 811-2405

Phone:

092-947-7195

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