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Manji-ji Temple

福岡市西区姪の浜2丁目14−17

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Within the grounds of Manji-ji Temple in Fukuoka City, a camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora) remains on the site where the first abbot built a hall.

History

A camphor tree, 13.5 meters tall, was planted on the site where the first abbot founded Manji-ji Temple and constructed a hall. The hall was later relocated, and the camphor tree now stands at Tanso-zuka, a separate area within the temple grounds.

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