Juraku-jiHistory and origin of
When Kobo Daishi was touring and sojourning in this land, he received Amida Nyorai, carved a statue as a principal image, for worship and is said to have named the temple "Komyosan Jūraku-ji" so that hardships such as being born, elderly, illness, death and such which as humans, we cannot avoid will obtain the 10 lights and shining happiness. To the left front of the main hall the Chiganshitsumekyusaijizoson which is said to give miracles to eye disease from ancient times is enshrined. There are strong ties with the Izumi district in Osaka, and the stonework are inscribed with "Osaka Daishiko", "Sensyukomyoko ", "Izumiotsugasshoko", "Kaizukahenjoko", "Kojimadaishiko" and "Kiidaishiko".
Juraku-jiDetailed information of
| Denomination | Kōyasan Shingon-shū |
|---|---|
| Principal image | Amida Nyorai |
| Temple foundation | Kobo Daishi |
| Foundation | Daido Period (806~810) |
| Address | 〒771-1509 58, Houkyouden, Donaricho Takao, Awa-shi |
| Telephone | 088-695-2150 |
| Parking | |
| Pilgrim's lodging | Yes |