Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Kōyōji, the Temple of a Hundred Jizō
A Japanese Buddhist temple in Gunma with more than 100 Jizō statues, seasonal grounds, a cultural-property ceiling painting, and visitor information.
Field notes
Kōyōji combines a temple guide with a small cultural-heritage archive. Its grounds are organized around more than 100 Jizō statues, including the Goraikuraku Jizō associated with health and a statue intended for quietly sharing complaints, while the site also identifies the main hall as a 1714 rebuilding. A separate section records annual observances, seasonal scenery, and a dragon ceiling painting designated an important cultural property by Kanra Town.
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