Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple

“Peacocks wander the grounds of a temple devoted to rain-calling Kannon.”

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Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple is a Buddhist temple in Ibaraki Prefecture known for its scenic setting. It is surrounded by trees and features a garden where birds, including ducks and peacocks roam freely. It is a top spot for viewing cherry blossoms and spring and autumn leaves in fall. The temple is also known as Amabiki Kannon, or the rainbringing Kannon, after the bodhisattva that is enshrined here.

Spot NameAmabikisan Rakuhoji Temple
Postal Code〒309-1231
Address1 Motogi, Sakuragawa, Ibaraki
Telephone Number0296-58-5009
Official URLhttp://www.amabiki.or.jp/
KeywordsHistory

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What is Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple?
Peacocks wander the grounds of a temple devoted to rain-calling Kannon.
Where is Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple?
Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple is located at 1 Motogi, Sakuragawa, Ibaraki.
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