Senki Yakushi Shikoku 88 Sacred Sites Sand Ritual
Encountering the Buddha, a world of prayer
Senki Yakushi Seifukuin
5/18(Sun) 09:00～15:00
5/19(Mon) 09:00～15:00
5/20(Tue) 09:00～15:00
5/21(Wed) 09:00～15:00
"O-suna-fumi" refers to a practice started by Kobo Daishi Kukai, where sand from each of the 88 sacred sites in Shikoku is laid out in a hall. By stepping on this sand, representing the first to the eighty-eighth sites along with the sacred sites of Koyasan, participants receive the same merit as those who undertake the pilgrimage in Shikoku. The pilgrimage in Shikoku spans approximately 1,400 km, where participants follow the footsteps of the Great Master, purifying their minds and bodies, extinguishing their worldly desires, and experiencing the joy and gratitude of life through this prayerful journey. Let's head to the special site for the Shikoku Sacred Sites Sand Ritual.
Senki Yakushi Seifukuin
Approximately 10 minutes by taxi from JR Tokaido Main Line 'Inazawa' Station / Approximately 5 minutes by taxi from Meitetsu Main Line 'Kokufu-miya' Station
- Date & Time
- 5/18(Sun) 09:00～15:005/19(Mon) 09:00～15:005/20(Tue) 09:00～15:005/21(Wed) 09:00～15:00
- Note
- Every year from May 18 to 21. Held from 9:00 to 15:00. On the last day, May 21, registration ends at 14:00
- Venue
- Senki Yakushi Seifukuin
- Address
- 3-28 Otsuka Minami, Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture
- Free
- Entry fee is 1,000 yen (exchange for 100 ten-yen offerings)
- parking
- Free parking
- Access (Public)
- Approximately 10 minutes by taxi from JR Tokaido Main Line 'Inazawa' Station / Approximately 5 minutes by taxi from Meitetsu Main Line 'Kokufu-miya' Station
- Contact
- 0587-32-2531 （Senki Yakushi Temple Office）
