Hasedera Temple
The main hall's interior shrine is an important cultural property and one of the few remaining structures from the late Muromachi period in the San'in region. Inside the stage-style hall, approximately 50 votive tablets (ema) are dedicated, depicting customs and popular beliefs from the Muromachi period to the Meiji era. Among these, the legendary white horse ema is particularly notable.
POSTED on 2025/02/04
Inside of the main building there is a small shrine, which is considered an important cultural artifact. In the Sanin region this temple is considered exceptionally rare because it was built in the Muromachi period. Inside, there are around 50 wooden plaques of various sizes to peruse. It is said that from these pictures one can see the way of life and beliefs of the common people living in the Muromachi to the Meiji periods.
See tourist information here ⇒ Kurayoshi http://www.apionet.or.jp/kankou/html/midokoro2.htm # hase
Basic information
Operating hours |
Free access to the temple grounds. (8:00 AM-5:00 PM in the main hall) |
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Holiday | Open year-round |
Price | Tour of Emad ¥500 (advance contact required) |
Address | 2960 Nakano-cho, Kurayoshi-shi, Tottori Prefecture |
Telephone | +81-858-22-3272 |
Parking | Parking available |