This temple offers accommodation where you can experience the life of an ascetic monk, away from the noise and bustle of daily life. You can enjoy shojin ryori, a Buddhist vegetarian cuisine based on the teachings of Buddhism, and participate in ceremonies and meditation sessions.This is the first area that Kobo Daishi Kukai began to develop when he established Koyasan. Many important halls stand here, with the Kondo Hall and the Konpon Daito Pagoda being especially famous. The vast grounds have a majestic atmosphere, offering the beauty of the changing seasons throughout the year.The Koyasan Cable Car is a means of transportation that connects the Gokurakubashi Station at the base of the mountain, with its beautiful ceiling murals, to the Koyasan Station. It ascends the steep slope in about five minutes, offering fine views, which change with the seasons. Serving as the gateway to Koyasan, it is widely used by many pilgrims and tourists. From Koyasan Station, buses provide access to major temples and “shukubo” temple lodging.Koyasan is a sacred Buddhist site founded in the 9th century by Kobo Daishi Kukai, one of Japan's most sig-nificant religious figures, and is registered as a UNES-CO World Heritage site. The area is dotted with historic temples, and in winter, the snow-covered mountains and the serene beauty of the temples standing amidst the snow create a breathtaking, tranquil landscape.Okunoin, one of the most sacred places in Koyasan, is home to the Kobo Daishi Mauso-leum, where Kobo Daishi Kukai is believed to continue his meditation. The path leading to the mausoleum is lined with towering cedar trees, and tombstones and memorials of samurai and historical figures create a solemn and reverent atmosphere. Evening visits, which offer a different experience from the daytime, are also a popular way to explore this sacred site.OsakaWakayamaWakayamaPhoto Credit: Wakayama Tourism FederationNK87高野山KOYASANThe Daimon Gate is a grand entrance to Koyasan and is designated as an Impor-tant Cultural Property. Standing about 25 meters tall, this vibrant vermilion gate is complemented by the majestic statues of the Kongorikishi on either side, exuding a sense of imposing dig-nity. It serves as a symbolic presence, evoking a sacred atmosphere for all who pass through.10奥之院大門壇上伽藍恵光院高野山ケーブルカー高野山DaimonGateOkunoinKoyasan Cable CarDanjo Garan Sacred Temple ComplexKoyasan EkoinKoyasan
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