Enpukuji Temple
Enpukuji Temple
Enpukuji Temple
Enpukuji Temple
Enpukuji Temple
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Enpukuji Temple

3 of 9 in Tomonoura

Enpukuji Temple (円福寺) is a historic site built in the early 1600s on a hilltop where a former castle once stood. The castle served as a stronghold for the Southern Court forces during the intense power struggle between the Northern and Southern imperial courts in the 14th century. Today, Enpukuji Temple offers visitors a glimpse into Japan's rich history, set in a peaceful location with scenic views of the surrounding landscape.

Although the temple itself is a relatively recent construction compared to the events it commemorates, its historical significance is closely tied to the region’s past. The hilltop setting offers not only a place of worship but also a reflection of Japan’s turbulent feudal era, making it a meaningful cultural destination.

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Hours and Fees

Enpukuji Temple
  • Opening hours
  • Always open

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • Free

Getting there

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The temple is located a short walk from Tomo Ko bus station.

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