[2025 Ishii Attraction] Travel Guide for Dōgakuji (Updated Jul)

This time, I visited the Kamiyama, Ishii, and Sanagouchi areas 🌿 Kamiyama is a popular area with many immigrants 🏡✨ The lunch restaurant I actually visited was very popular and had a line! 🍽️ The Kura Sauna was also very popular, and many people from outside the prefecture enjoyed the sauna and camping 🧖♀️🔥⛺ Many places are easily accessible from Tokushima city 🚙 If you see something that interests you, please save it and go ♪ ◽️ Spot Info＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ◽️1-3　#Dogakuji Temple From spring to summer, about 1,500 wind chimes are decorated It's a wind chime temple that's like a "shower of sound". ◽️4-5　#chahoru　@chahoru12 A small clothing store and cafe surrounded by dried flowers. Their fish dishes are popular, and their pudding desserts are cute and delicious🍮 ◽️6-7　#Kamaya　@food_hub_project A restaurant in the mountains with plenty of local ingredients that you'll want to visit again and again. It's a popular restaurant, so we recommend making a reservation on weekends! ◽️8-9　#NATURE HEALING　@naturehealingkamiyama In a quiet location surrounded by nature You can experience an authentic Finnish-style kura smoke sauna. It's 3,000 yen for 2 hours. Be sure to take some time to relax! ◽️10　#Sanagochi Gelato　@sanagochi_gelato Sanagochi is also famous as a producer of "Sakura Momo Ichigo". It's such a popular gelato shop that some flavors sell out by the evening! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #Tokushima sightseeing#Tokushima trip #Tokushima #tokushima#Tokushima lunch#Tokushima cafe #Enjoy Japan

"Dogakuji Temple" Dogakuji Temple is known as a famous spot for wisteria, the designated flower of Ishii Town, and is visited by many people, including pilgrims. Every year from spring to summer, the "Makemake Wind Chime Festival" is held, where about 1,500 wind chimes with wishes written on them decorate the corridors of the temple grounds. The name is a combination of "makemake," which means "overflowing" in Awa dialect, and "maken kenn," which means "lose one's hopes." The wind chimes, which originate from the wind chimes used to ward off evil, are hung here with the meaning that "the overflowing wind chimes will not defeat difficulties." ■Period of event: 2025/4/1-8/31 ■Opening hours: 7:00-17:00 ■Address: 605 Ishii-aza-jonouchi, Ishii-cho, Nanai-gun, Tokushima Prefecture ■Fee: Free ■Parking: No #0 yen trip

📍Dogakuji Temple Wind Chimes Dogakuji Temple is known as a famous spot for wisteria, the designated flower of Ishii Town, and is visited by many people, including pilgrims. Every year from spring to summer, the temple holds the "Makemake Wind Chime Festival," where about 1,500 wind chimes with wishes written on them decorate the corridors of the temple grounds. The name is a combination of "makemake," which means "overflowing" in Awa dialect, and "maken kenn," which means "too much," and the wind chimes, which are said to be used to ward off evil, are hung up and the temple is bustling. It is said that the meaning behind the festival is "overflowing with wind chimes that will not give in to difficulties." #0 yen trip February 2025