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Tōgan-ji Temple
A serene temple known for its giant Buddha statue and tranquil atmosphere in Nagoya’s Chikusa Ward.
Attractions
Cultural Landmark, Historic Temple, Spiritual Experience
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Tōgan-ji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple in Nagoya, famed for its striking 10-meter-tall green Buddha statue, a rare sight in the region. Established in 1532, the temple offers a peaceful retreat with its lush gardens, traditional architecture, and spiritual ambiance. Visitors can explore the temple grounds, admire intricate carvings, and experience a sense of calm away from the city’s hustle. A visit to Tōgan-ji Temple is both a cultural and spiritual journey, making it a must-see for those exploring Nagoya.
Facilities & Services
Large Buddha Statue
Serene Gardens and Walking Paths
Traditional Temple Architecture
Quiet Atmosphere for Reflection
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