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Shitenno-ji Temple
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- Shitenno-ji is a temple in Tennoji-ku, Osaka-shi, and is set to one of the Shoutokutaishi erection 7 temple.
- It is "the temple of the Shoutokutaishi erection" made into the originator of Japanese Buddhism, and has been independent of all the Buddhism-position that does not adhere to many cults of the existing Buddhism as "a temple of the beginning of Japanese Buddhism" as a Washu head temple in 1946.
- Shitenno-ji is called oldest thing as a full-scale Buddhist temple in Japan together with Hoko-ji(Asuka-dera).
- "The hydrangea" was beautifully in bloom nearentrance "the yard of paradise" in the northeast of the Shitenno-ji compound.
The Hydrangea of Shitenno-ji Temple.
View Shitenno-ji Temple in a larger map
- [Address]
- 1-11-18, Shitennoji, Tennoji-ku, Osaka-city
- [Access]
- JR/Subway: 12-minutes walk from Tennoji Station.
- Subway(tanimati line): 5-minutes walk from Shitennoji-yuhigaoka Station.
- Kintetsu minamiosaka line: 14-minutes walk from Abenobashi Station.
- [The link to a website]
- The website of "Shitenno-ji Temple"(Japanese)