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Amida-ji Temple on Mount Anyo
奈良市南風呂町１０
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in the Naramachi district of Nara City. It is a historical and cultural resource featuring major structures from the Edo period and the Sixteen Contemplations of the Pure Land Sutra on Silk, a National Important Cultural Property from the Kamakura period.
History
The temple's origin is said to date back to 1381 CE (Eitoku 1), when a monk from Gango-ji Temple built a small hermitage. The main hall, guest quarters, kitchen, and middle gate are Edo-period structures built in 1621 CE (Genna 7). The Hiden-in within the precincts is said to have been established in 723 CE (Yoro 7) within Kofuku-ji Temple and was later revived in the early modern period by the monk Sen'a of Amida-ji.
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