Kōyasan Hongan-ji

Kōyasan Hongan-ji is a prominent Buddhist temple located in Kōyasan, Japan, known as the heart of Shingon Buddhism, founded by the monk Kōbō Daishi in the 9th century. It's part of the larger Hongan-ji school of Pure Land Buddhism. The temple serves as a spiritual site for practice and pilgrimage, featuring stunning architecture, intricate statues, and serene landscapes. Visitors can experience Buddhist teachings, rituals, and meditation. Kōyasan is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting its cultural significance and role in Japanese spiritual history.