Kannonin Temple
Kannonin Temple
Kannonin Temple
Kannonin Temple
Kannonin Temple
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Kannonin Temple

4 of 4 in Tottori

Kannon-in Temple (観音院), a Buddhist temple of the Tendai Sect, is located in Tottori City. Built during the Edo Period (1603-1868) by the Ikeda Family, this temple offers a peaceful escape for visitors. The temple’s stunning landscape garden features a large pond surrounded by lush lawns and tall maple and pine trees. Inside the temple, guests can enjoy the tranquil view of the garden while sipping on matcha tea and tasting traditional sweets. The pond is particularly special, with small islands shaped like a crane and a turtle, symbols of longevity and health in Japanese culture.

The garden’s serene beauty and the temple's rich history make Kannon-in a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection, attracting visitors seeking both peace and cultural immersion. With a serene ambiance, it’s an ideal place for anyone exploring Japanese Buddhist heritage and traditional garden design.

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Hours and Fees

Kannonin Temple
  • Opening hours
  • 9:00 to 17:00

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 650 yen (includes tea service)

Getting there

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You can take the red line of the 100 Yen Kururi Bus from Tottori Station. Get off at bus stop number 14 (15 minutes, 100 yen, buses every 20 minutes). From there, it’s a 3-5 minute walk to the temple. Alternatively, you can walk to the temple in about 30 minutes from the station.

Resources

Japanese

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