This temple is located at the front approach to Koyasan, and is also known as the women's Koyasan where women can made their connection with buddha.
The temple is referred to in this way because Kukai's mother lived here as women were not allowed into Koyasan.

Nio Guardians stand guard at Koyasan's main gate. This is the entrance of Koyasan and is designated an important cultural property.

Koyasan is the head temple of the 3,600-plus temples of the Koyasan Shingon sect. Its well-maintained garden is designated a national historic site.
In addition, it owns many famous diboric also as a historical work of art.

This is Koyasan's most holy area where the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi stands. Here you will also find the tombs of prominent war lords such as Oda Nobunaga and Takeda Shingen.

This 33-meter tower stands near the summit of Gomadanzan, and offers visitors a breathtaking panorama.

This is a modern communal bath housed in a 3-story building. This is the only bath at Ryujin hot springs that is being constantly replenished with flowing hot water from the wellhead.
We recommend the resort's stone-lined open-air baths that are built in a natural setting.