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Tree roots, Kenroku-enNoto Peninsula Tip #3 Myojoji-ji
A few kilometers from Keta-Taisha is the impressive Myojoji Temple, which was founded in 1294 and housed over a dozen buildings. Most of impressive is Goju-no-to, a 34 meter, 5 story Buddhist pagoda completed in 1618. You can not enter the pagoda, but it’s impressive to look at and photograph. The other building of importance is Joroku-do, which contains the temple’s principal image of Shakyamuni Buddha.
Price is 500 yen, which is a little steep, but still worth it. They also have English pamphlets.
