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Washibezan Koboji Temple
東大阪市上石切町２丁目１５３３
Located on Mount Washibe, Koboji Temple is a historic Shugendo (mountain asceticism) training ground where the monks Gyoji and Kukai are said to have practiced. The temple grounds feature the Shigure Cherry Tree, associated with Emperor Jimmu, and the site is also renowned for its autumn foliage.
History
Founded by the monk En no Gyoja, this Shugendo training ground is also said to have been used for practice by Gyoji and Kukai. The main image, a wooden standing statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon with Three Faces and Eleven Heads, is traditionally attributed to Gyoji.
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