Best places: Place of worships in Kitagunma County

👍👍 Tokyo ISKCON is one of the best places to visit at weekends. An energetic environment makes you happy and powerful in a foreign country. They provide prasad after the puja, generally around 2 pm free of cost. Prasad is mostly rice with dal and one sabzi and sweet. Additionally, they also have paid r...

Massive wooden temple gate completed in 1203, with a double-tier roof & 2 guardian statues.

Buddhist temple founded in the 8th century, featuring more than 1,200 stone heads on its grounds.

😠 Daylight robbery! I traveled far with high hopes for this experience. The cost was outrageous, charging ¥3000 for 70 minutes, and on special days it skyrocketed to ¥4800. To make matters worse, there were no other choices available. It's nothing more than a tourist trap, leaving me thoroughly disapp...

Iconic Buddhist temple on Mount Otowa known for the scenic views afforded from its sizable veranda.

Shinto shrine set within dense forest, featuring lacquered columns & traditional architecture.

Stately Buddhist temple complex with a Zen garden, forested grounds & walking paths.

Serene Buddhist temple complex with a 76m-long hall, one of the largest wood buildings in the world.

Expansive 17th-century temple headquarters of Jodo Shu Buddhism with gardens, events & services.

Buddhist temple complex known for its 8th-century Golden Hall, acknowledged as a national treasure.

Picturesque 5-story Buddhist pagoda temple, offering sweeping views from the top.

This towering, ancient wooden structure on Mount Haguro is accessible year-round via a hiking trail.

Tranquil place of worship with sprawling gardens, known for its fall foliage & many stone statues.

Zen Buddhist complex founded in 1404, featuring a landscaped rock garden with evergreen plants.

Serene Buddhist temple with colorful fall foliage & atomic bomb–victim memorials.

👍👍 Truly is the House of the Lord. I have felt the most peace and happiness and clarity in the Temple more than anywhere else on earth. Through the temple, we can have eternal families!!

Venerable Shinto shrine moved to its current locale in 1616, with vibrant vermilion & gold coloring.

On the scenic grounds of this 15th-century temple is a famous Zen rock garden & a yudofu restaurant.

Founded in 473 BCE, this Shinto shrine sits in a park with numerous cherry trees, a zoo & museum.