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Kokusho-ji Temple, a Nichiren Sect temple in Tsushima City, Nagasaki Prefecture, is a historic temple founded in 1600.
Located in the center of Itsukuba Town, it is well known to the local people.
The temple grounds are surrounded by tranquility and are the perfect place to calm your mind.
It is a perfect place to spend a moment away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and to adjust one's mind.
In the main hall, various prayers and memorial services are offered, such as prayers for easy delivery, memorial services for water children, exorcisms for cars and boats, ground-breaking ceremonies, and exorcisms for bad luck, attracting many people who are troubled by their problems. The temple also offers a variety of practices to prepare the body and mind, such as the Dojo of Life-Longevity and the Suigyo experience.
When staying at the hotel, morning service and sutra copying or red seal experience are offered.
We hope you will spend a special morning with us.
registration number:M420048372
Located in the center of Itsukuba Town, it is well known to the local people.
The temple grounds are surrounded by tranquility and are the perfect place to calm your mind.
It is a perfect place to spend a moment away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and to adjust one's mind.
In the main hall, various prayers and memorial services are offered, such as prayers for easy delivery, memorial services for water children, exorcisms for cars and boats, ground-breaking ceremonies, and exorcisms for bad luck, attracting many people who are troubled by their problems. The temple also offers a variety of practices to prepare the body and mind, such as the Dojo of Life-Longevity and the Suigyo experience.
When staying at the hotel, morning service and sutra copying or red seal experience are offered.
We hope you will spend a special morning with us.
registration number:M420048372
Regarding Reservations for Children
Please register guests aged 2 to 12 as “Child” (bedding included).
Please register guests aged 0 to 2 as “Infant” (no bedding provided).