About
One of two temples (68 and 69) located together, making it unique on the Shikoku Henro pilgrimage.
Why go
- One of two temples located together, making it unique
Must try
- Visit the 68th and 69th temples together
- See the zenigata suna-e sand art
- Get the goshuin (temple stamp)
Pro tips
- Parking is available next to the main gate
- The modern concrete main hall contrasts with the traditional wooden hall
Good to know
- Be clear about which goshuin you want
- They may charge more than the listed price for goshuin
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Rating
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