Introduction of Attractions
Kinpusenji Temple
Founded by En no Gyoja, a mountain ascetic, the temple's magnificent architecture and sacred space are a sight to behold.
The Zao Hall of Kinpusenji Temple is a symbol of Mount Yoshino. It was founded by En no Gyoja, a mountain ascetic. The current building was completed during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. It has been designated a national treasure and its solemn presence is intimidating.
*During the period when the secret Buddha statue is on display, you will need to show your pass and pay an admission fee of 800 yen.
*Please use the Yoshinoyama Tourist Parking Lot or a nearby paid parking lot.
More Information
- Facility name
-
Zao Hall of Kinpusenji Temple
- location
-
2498 Yoshinoyama, Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun, Nara Prefecture
- contact address
-
0746-32-8371
- Official URL
- access
-
Get off at Kintetsu Yoshino Station and walk 10 minutes from Ropeway Sanjo Station
*Please check the ropeway's operating status.
■ Access by car
Approximately 1 hour from Katsuragi IC on the Minami-Hanna Expressway via Yamatotakada Bypass - Opening hours
-
8:30～16:00
- Regular Holiday
-
none
- Admission fee
-
800 yen (1,600 yen during the period when the hidden Buddha is on display)
- Other fees
-
none
- Parking fee
-
No parking available
- others
-
*There is no parking lot on this mountain. Please use the Yoshinoyama Tourist Parking Lot or a nearby paid parking lot.
*During the period when the hidden Buddha statue is on display, you will need to show your pass and pay an admission fee of 800 yen.
*Visits may be temporarily suspended or closed without notice due to memorial services or other reasons.
*If the hall is crowded, you may have to wait to enter.
*If you are wearing clothing that is inappropriate for worship, you may be refused entry to the temple.
*Please check our website for discounts for people with disabilities.