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Sojiji temple

Founded in 886 by fujiwara no yamakage, this temple is the 22nd of the thirty-three temples of the western provinces. the principal image of the temple, the thousand-armed kannon, has an unusual appearance as it rides on a turtle, and is popularly known as the "child-raising kannon" and the "kannon who wards off evil." in addition, when the principal image was being built, yamakage served the sculptor a different dish every day for 1,000 days, which is why the temple is revered by chefs as the "father of the art of the knife." the temple is also famous for the traditional "knife ceremony" held every year on april 18th.

Facility photos

外観写真Exterior photo
境内風景View of the temple grounds
庖丁式Knife type

Facilities, services, etc.

  • Walk-in participation
  • Advance booking
  • Wifi
  • Electronic money
  • Barcode payment
  • Credit card payment

Basic information

Business hours 8:00~17:00
Address 1-6-1 sojiji, ibaraki city, osaka prefecture
TEL 072-622-3209
Access 6 minutes walk from sojiji station on the hankyu line
Closed Open daily
WEB http://sojiji.or.jp/

※Some links may only be in Japanese.

External site

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