Nanzoin Temple and Colossal Reclining Buddha Best Season
Nanzoin Temple and Colossal Reclining Buddha optimal visiting season and conditions.
The head temple of the Sasaguri Shikoku 88-Temple Pilgrimage. Internationally renowned for housing the largest bronze statue in the world: a monumental Reclining Buddha (Shaka Nehanzo) measuring 41 meters long, 11 meters high, and weighing over 300 tons, containing sacred relics of the historical Buddha.
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Nanzoin Temple and Colossal Reclining Buddha optimal visiting season and conditions.
Suitability
Stroller: Not recommended
Nursing room: Not available
Noise level: moderate
Rules
Within 30 km, closest first.
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Place information: Official tourism source