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Kaidan-in
大津市坂本本町
The head temple of the Tendai sect, encompassing the entire Mount Hiei as its precincts, and registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.
History
The head temple of the Japanese Tendai sect, founded in the early Heian period by Saicho. It is said to have begun when Saicho built Ichijugikan-in, a temple dedicated to Yakushi Nyorai (Medicine Buddha), in 788 CE (Enryaku 7). The temple name Enryaku-ji was granted in 823 CE (Kōnin 14), after Saicho's death.
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What visitors say
Located in the East Pagoda area of Mount Hiei Enryaku-ji, this hall lacks flashiness but exudes a solemn and quiet atmosphere. The building features a simple yet powerful structure, and the tranquil precincts harmonize with the surrounding nature, evoking the spirit of a place for self-reflection and practice. With few tourists, it is a suitable spot for those seeking a quiet visit.
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