Jigen-in Temple
This is the oldest temple in Senshu, built at the request of Emperor Tenmu. The pagoda, built during the Kamakura period, is designated as a national treasure.
Founded in 673 by Kakugo Ajari as a temple at the request of Emperor Tenmu, this is the oldest temple in Senshu. In 1585, most of the mountain was destroyed by fire during war, but it was rebuilt in 1602 by Toyotomi Hideyori. Within the temple grounds, the Tahoto Pagoda, a national treasure built in the Kamakura period that survived the fire, and the Kondo Hall, an important cultural property, stand quietly and solemnly. If you wish to view the Tahoto Pagoda and Kondo Hall, please make a reservation in advance via the website.
Basic information
- Parking Available
- Child
- Business hours
- 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (until 4:00 PM in winter)
- Holidays
- We may not allow visitors on days when memorial services are held.
- Price
- Reservations required for admission. Admission fee: 200 yen
- Access
- Take the Nankai Bus bound for Inunakiyama from Hineno Station on the JR Hanwa Line and get off at the Tojo bus stop.
- Address
- 626 Hineno, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture, 598-0021
- Telephone
- 072-467-0092
