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Jingu-ji Temple
Jingu-ji is a temple in Obama, famous for an "Omizuokuri" event in which white-robed Buddhist monks send water downstream the Onyu River to Nara Prefecture.
Myotsu-ji Temple
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- Address
- 門前5-21
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- Phone
- +81-770-57-1355
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- Open Hours
- 1-12: Mon-Sun: - 09:00-17:00
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About this sight
Myotsu-ji is a buddhist temple in Obama, Fukui, with buildings that date back to the Kamakura era.
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