Places in Tono
FUKUSEN-JI (Temple)
福泉寺
This is a temple of the Shingon Buddhist sect opened in 1912, the first year of the Taisho era. The largest wooden carving of Kannon, the Buddhist god of Mercy, is enshrined here. One of the most beautiful places to see cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring or red and golden leaves in the fall, the temple is bustling all year round with pilgrims and visitors.
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| Address | 7-57 Komagi, Matsuzaki-cho, Tono, Iwate, Japan |
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| Business hours | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm |
| Closed | Sundays between January and March |
| Fee | Normal: 300 yen, middle school, and high school students: 250 yen, Elementary students: 200 yen (if driving to the summit, adults are 500 yen) |
| Access | About 8.5 km from Tono Station, 15 minutes by car, and 40 minutes by bicycle |
| Parking | Free Parking: 200 car spaces (bus parking also available) |
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