It's a wonderful temple.
There are many national treasures and important cultural properties, such as buildings and Buddhist statues, so I think it's worth seeing.
There are not many performances to entertain tourists. I think it's really about building, Buddhist statues, and gardens.
The precincts are not cluttered and feel a little lonely.
The entrance fee for the main hall, main hall, and auditorium is 500 yen, and a monk will be there to guide you. This is worth paying.
There is an additional charge of 500 yen for Okunoin, and 500 yen for Nakanobo.
The parking lot is difficult to find, and the paid parking lot near the entrance costs 500 yen, so you will need to pay 2000 yen in addition to the offering (though it does not cost unless you enter the paid area).
Both the east and west towers can only be approached from one direction, and it is not possible to walk around the towers to get a good view.
There are souvenir shops and restaurants along the road from the national highway to the temple. Although it has a good atmosphere, I thought that the number of worshipers would not increase because the road is narrow and there is not enough parking space.
I think if they could make it look like Oka-dera or Tsubosaka-dera and improve infrastructure such as a parking lot, it would become an even more popular tourist spot.
