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It certainly is worth the climb to see these statues carved on rocks
Following Fukiji-oodou we visited Kumano-magaibutsu (stone Buddhist statues carved on rock) not far away. These statues date back to the late Heian period, probably 11th to 12th century, and is the l...
There are only two statues, and the venue is not that easy to reach. A small road leads you through nature, one needs a (rental) car or organised bus trip. At the modest temple one buys the entrance...
An ancient Buddhist object in the mountains, the climb itself is not very long, but quite cool, the staircase is of course there. You can and can't find the recommended joining local tour groups
It certainly is worth the climb to see these statues carved on rocks
Following Fukiji-oodou we visited Kumano-magaibutsu (stone Buddhist statues carved on rock) not far away. These statues date back to the late Heian period, probably 11th to 12th century, and is the l...
Largest Buddhist relief carvings in Japan
A steep climb in the forest leads you to interesting carvings. Not recommended for older people, or those with cardiac or ankle issues.
serious Buddha, funny smiling monk
There are only two statues, and the venue is not that easy to reach. A small road leads you through nature, one needs a (rental) car or organised bus trip. At the modest temple one buys the entrance...
Beautiful setting
The stone Buddhas are set in beautiful forest area. The walk up is not long, but the second part can be quite slippery, hang on to the hand rail.
Mountain treasures
An ancient Buddhist object in the mountains, the climb itself is not very long, but quite cool, the staircase is of course there. You can and can't find the recommended joining local tour groups