[History/Culture]

Senju-ji Temple

http://www.senjuji.or.jp/

Commonly called by its nickname Takada Honzan, it contains the Shingon Honzan opened by Shinran (1173-1262). In addition to the temple compound village which was created on the Ishinden site, the Buddhist prayers spread by Shinran are still said today. The main hall is an important cultural asset as the largest wooden structure in the prefecture, and there is also a treasure hall with national treasures and important cultural assets.

Location	2819 Ishinden Tsu City >> Nearbysightseeing spots >> Nearbylodging
Access	3-minute walk from Ishinden Station on JR Line or at Honzan Mae Bus Stop after 15-minute ride on buses heading to Ishinden/Mie Byoin from Tsu Station on JR or Kintetsu Line
Fee (admission, etc.)	Free
Facility closed, etc.	Open year-round
For further information:	Shinsyu Takada Honzan Senju-ji Admission Office (Information Office) TEL:059-236-5701 FAX:059-236-5702