Kyoto
Hasedera Temple
大和國 長谷寺
Total Fee
150,000yen~
基本資訊
Founded in the 8th century, Hasedera Temple is one of Japan's most prominent Kannon pilgrimage sites, soaring on the hillside of Mt. Hatsuse. It is the head temple of the Buzan sect of Shingon Buddhism. The principal deity is the Eleven-Faced Kannon.
The grand hall, built in kake-zukuri style (stage construction) on the steep cliff of Mt. Kohatsuse facing south, is also famous as the "Temple of Flowers" where visitors can enjoy flowering trees and plants throughout the four seasons.
Cherry blossoms, magnolias, and peonies in spring; hydrangeas, lotus, water lilies, and crape myrtles in summer; autumn foliage in fall; and snow scenes in winter—every season offers delights to visitors.
| Pricing | Ceremony Fee: 150,000 yen〜 (including preparation room and waiting room) |
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| Address | Hasedera Temple, 731-1 Hatsuse, Sakurai City, Nara, Japan |
| Guest capacity | 40 guests |
| Access | Get off at Hasedera Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line, 15 minutes on foot or 8 minutes by taxi |
| Parking | Paid parking available (70 vehicles) |
Recommended Points
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Buddhist wedding ceremony in the grand hall watched over by the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva
A Buddhist wedding ceremony can be held in the grand hall of this flower temple surrounded by nature. (Wedding ceremonies are available to anyone regardless of religious sect.) Full support from all temple priests is available for your wedding ceremony.
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Abundant photo spots
The temple grounds surrounded by mountains offer plenty of photogenic spots everywhere you look.
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Well-equipped preparation and waiting rooms
You can use the facilities within the temple for your wedding preparations, making the process convenient.
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Staff Comments
With extensive experience in international weddings, we offer deep cultural understanding and meticulous support for couples from diverse backgrounds.
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