[2025 Nikko Attraction] Travel Guide for Chūzen-ji Temple (Updated Jun)

When I went to Nikko, I went to Chuzenji Temple ☺️ Chuzenji Temple was founded by Shodo Shonin in 784 AD and is a branch temple of Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple. The main image of the standing tree Kannon, the Thousand-Armed Kannon statue, is said to have been carved by Shodo Shonin himself from a standing Katsura tree, and for this reason it is also called "standing tree Kannon". A substitute burl tree in the garden of Chuzenji Temple, located around the main hall of Chuzenji Temple. It is an old substitute tree that is said to take on illnesses and suffering in place of your family and yourself. Going all the way to the back and up, there was a hall on a hill called Godaido. I was told that if you pay a prayer fee, the tree will pray for your wishes every morning for a year. It's very beautiful during the autumn leaves season, and the view from the high ground is especially recommended 🫶 If you go to Nikko, please be sure to go there ☺️ #tripmemory2022 #trip2022 #hotsprings #nikko #nikkotrip #tourismsupport #nikkotourism

#NikkoTourism There is a fee to enter Chuzenji Temple. It was 500 yen per person. When you enter the building, you will see a Kannon with many hands. It will protect you in many ways. If you climb to the top of the temple, you can get a panoramic view of Lake Chuzenji. It was a little cold, but it was a great experience.

#japantrip Chuzenji Temple, also known as Chūzen-ji, is a historic Buddhist temple nestled on the shores of Lake Chuzenji in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture. Founded in 784 by the monk Shodo Shonin, the temple is renowned for its stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains, as well as its impressive statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil atmosphere, explore the beautiful temple grounds, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Located at 2578 Chugushi, Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, Chuzenji Temple is a must-visit destination for those seeking peace and spiritual rejuvenation.