Okunoin: A sacred place of Japanese Buddhism, experience the harmony between Japanese culture and nature

#Osaka Attractions Okunoin is considered a holy place of the Shingon sect of Japanese Buddhism. Famous for its deep forests, ancient tombstones and solemn atmosphere, Okunoin attracts countless believers and tourists. On both sides of the approach to Oku-no-in Temple, there are thousands of stone lanterns and old trees, giving people a sense of the weight of history. In addition to its religious significance, Okunoin's natural landscape is also magnificent, changing with each season and each with its own unique features. Whether it’s cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery red leaves in autumn or blanketed in snow in winter, you can always feel its unique beauty whenever you visit. Okunoin is not only a place for spiritual practice, but also a great place to experience the harmony between Japanese culture and nature.