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Takaosan Yakuoin Yukiji Temple

Japan, 2177 Takaomachi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo 193-8686

Takaosan Yakuoin is a Buddhist temple founded during the Nara period and remains a sacred site of mountain worship and Shugendō ascetic practice today, attracting many visitors and worshippers. The temple is also known for its tengu legends, and its grounds are home to the main sanctuary, the main hall, and various statues associated with tengu, allowing visitors to experience the distinctive atmosphere of mountain faith.

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Telephone number 042-661-1115
Website https://www.takaosan.or.jp/english/Takaosan Yakuoin is a Buddhist temple founded during the Nara period and remains a sacred site of mountain worship and Shugendō ascetic practice today, attracting many visitors and worshippers. The temple is also known for its tengu legends, and its grounds are home to the main sanctuary, the main hall, and various statues associated with tengu, allowing visitors to experience the distinctive atmosphere of mountain faith.
Access
  • On foot: Approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes on foot from the trailhead. From Takaosan Station (cable car): about a 20-minute walk via Trail No. 1. From Sanjō Station (chair lift): about a 30-minute walk via Trail No. 1.
Language 日本語
Last Update ： 2026.01.22   ON THE TRIP Co., Ltd.

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