Yakuoin Onsenji Temple
薬王院温泉寺
Temple in Kaga traditionally attributed to Myokaku Shonin, credited with developing the Japanese syllabary, who is believed to be buried here.
〒 922-0242How to get there
加賀温泉Hokuriku Shinkansen · IR Ishikawa Railway Line60 min walk from the station
The story goes that this place was constructed by the initial chief priest known as Myokaku Shonin. It is also said that this same Myokaku Shonin is credited with creating the "Aiueo gojuon" - the Japanese syllabary system. It is believed that the priest is buried at this location.
What's on here
| Date | Event | Details |
|---|---|---|
| August 2027 | ||
| 16 Aug 2027Date to be confirmed | Lantern festival | |
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