Category: Temples and Shrines in Gero

Sarubobo Shichifuku Shrine | A unique god of fortune spot in Gero Onsen town

Sarubobo Seven Lucky Gods Shrine in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture is a unique shrine that combines the traditional Hida region charm "Sarubobo" with the belief in the Seven Lucky Gods. Located in a corner of Gero Onsen Gassho Village, it is a popular spot to stop by in between sightseeing. There are small shrine buildings lined up within the grounds, each of which enshrines one of the Seven Lucky Gods, and the cute Sarubobo statues add color to the shrine. It is said to bring good luck with money and…

Gyokuryu-ji Temple: A famous spot for viewing autumn leaves in Hida-Kanayama | Enjoy autumn at a quiet mountain temple

Gyokuryuji Temple, located in Kanayama-cho, Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, is a historic Zen temple affectionately known locally as "Momiji Temple." In particular, in autumn, the entire temple grounds are enveloped in beautiful autumn leaves, creating a fantastic scene of silence and nature in harmony. This temple, where you can spend time in peace in a calm atmosphere that is not a tourist destination, is a healing spot known only to those in the know...

Kinshakusan Jizo-ji Temple: A temple for praying for recovery from illness and prevention of cancer | Gero's quiet Jizo faith

Kinshakuzan Jizo-ji Temple in Miyaji, Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, is a Rinzai sect Myoshinji temple widely known for its benefits in preventing cancer and curing illness. With a history of over 400 years, it has attracted the faith of many people, including local residents. Many people visit the temple to pray for cancer prevention, and it is a place where people can quietly put their hands together and make sincere wishes.

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