
Okunitama-jinja Shrine
A shrine that boats over 1900 years of history and the guardian dieties of the Musashi Province.
A temple famous for its tranquil, breathtaking gardens.
This Temple belongs to the Tendai Sect and was founded in a year unknown. Here you'll find both the large and small "Seated Statue of Amida Nyorai", National Important Cultural Properties that were made by swordsmith Sukechika Fujiwara. This temple is also home to the gravesite of Shintiost Yoda Iori and imperial loyalist, the daimyo Saionji Sanemitsu.
Step into the tranquil garden to find a sprawling view of manicured, seasonal flowers as they bloom across all four seasons.
Zenmyo-ji Temple
The gate standing in grandeur
Exit the garden for the Main Hall. Zenmyo-ji is the building on the right.
Main Hall
A shrine that boats over 1900 years of history and the guardian dieties of the Musashi Province.
Keeps a part of the Sensoji Temple buddha enshrined inside its Kannon-do Hall.
A shrine known for its waterfall which ones bursted with clear, pure waters.
The enshrined home of the Kokufu guardien diety.
Worshipped as the god of eyes and sight.
Known for the grand, two-story front gate.
The famous, Shingon-sect temple with over 1,100 years of rich history.
Odaiko drums and mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the city, a traditional festival in Musashi Province.
Enjoy eel dish called Unaju caught from Lake Hamana with viewing Japanese traditional garden.
The hub of Fuchu City’s tourist information.