Kongo Sanmaiin Reviews

The toilet and bath seemed to have been renovated, and unlike the atmosphere of the room, they were very modern and clean. I was very satisfied with being able to do morning services as is customary in a temple lodging.

Environment: 5 points Hygiene: 5 points Service: 5 points The only regret is that we requested to check out too early.

The quilt in the room is very soft and warm, and the meals are rich. The room has no threshold, making it convenient for night tours. Morning classes are very interesting.

The accommodation and the temple are not in the same building and are 20 meters apart. The temple is very quiet, beautiful and simple. The accommodation is completely Japanese-style and has complete facilities. The morning classes starting at 6:30 in the morning are full of ritual and parking is convenient.

After making the pilgrimage to the 88 sacred places of Shikoku, I made a reservation and stayed at Kongo-Sami-in Temple in Mt. Koya. It was a historic temple, and it was great. The next day was a day of the Rat, so I went to Oku-no-in and got goshuin stamps at two places.

Perfect, so beautiful

I went to see this very large temple which has a magnificent garden. A beauty that leaves you breathless. While looking at the garden you are accompanied by background music that allows those who look at it to get lost in this spectacle

The temple grounds retain the atmosphere of the Kamakura period! Shukubo temple!　Delicious vegetarian cuisine and morning gongyo! I had a special time with the horse mackerel experience♪ I want to visit regularly. One of the places! Next time I want to see Kongo Zanmai-in in the autumn leaves! Kongo Sanmai-in Temple in the snow! Kongo Sanmai-in Temple of Ishikusuoka! The cherry blossoms of Kongo Sanmai-in Temple are full of charm.

Mount Koya in the snow, Kongo Sammai-in Temple is something special! A world of pure white with no sound! Why not meditate deeply in silence? Whether alone or with a few others, this silence is something you rarely find! It's a little (quite) cold, but

The room is a bit old, the public bath is only open for a short time (4:30 to 9:00), and you cannot take a shower or blow dry your hair the next morning.

The morning sutra reading and sermon really stuck with me.