Temple · Kunisaki Peninsula (Bungo-Takada)

Fukiji Temple 富貴寺

Rural Kunisaki Peninsula temple whose 12th-century Odo hall is the oldest wooden building in Kyushu and a National Treasure.

Getting thereJR Usa Station, about 30 min by car

Time needed30-60 min

Best timeMid to late November (autumn leaves)

Address2395 Tashibufuki, Bungotakada, Oita

About

Fukiji belongs to the Rokugo Manzan temples of the Kunisaki Peninsula, where Buddhism and local mountain worship merged. Its small, elegant Odo hall dates from the late Heian period and houses an Amida Buddha surrounded by faded wall paintings. The temple sits among trees above rice fields in the Tashibu area.

Highlights

Odo hall, oldest wooden building in Kyushu (National Treasure)
Amida Buddha and Heian wall paintings (Important Cultural Properties)
Stone pagodas and moss in the grounds
Combine with Kumano Magaibutsu and Tashibu-no-sho rice terraces

Tips

A car or sightseeing bus is practical; local buses are sparse
Pair with Kumano Magaibutsu and Makiodo nearby
Autumn foliage around the hall is popular with photographers

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Fukiji Temple 富貴寺

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