Kokuhō Kōkōzan Zuiryūji
Takaokayama Zuiryuji is the temple dedicated to Maeda Toshinaga, the second head of the Kaga Maeda clan and the founder of Takaoka. It was established by Maeda Toshiie, the third head, to honor Toshinaga's spirit. The temple's magnificent architectural layout clearly reflects the financial power of the Kaga domain. The Sanmon gate, Hōden (Buddhist Hall), and Hōdō (Lecture Hall) are designated as national treasures, while the Sōmon (Main Gate), Zen Hall, Great Kitchen, Tea Hall, and three corridors are important cultural properties. Highly regarded as an early Edo period Zen temple architecture, it offers numerous highlights such as beautiful ceiling paintings and symmetrically designed corridors. At Zuiryuji, you can participate in an early morning zazen meditation session if you call in advance. In a serene atmosphere, you can enjoy a luxurious time to cleanse your mind. You will be moved by the grandeur and beauty of Zuiryuji, allowing you to deeply feel its history and culture.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Kokuhō Kōkōzan Zuiryūji
- Location
- 〒933-0863 35 Sekimoto-cho, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- Public transportation:
10-minute walk from Ainokaze Takaoka Station
15-minute walk from Hokuriku Shinkansen Shin-Takaoka Station
By car:
Approximately 10 minutes from Noto Expressway Takaoka IC
Approximately 15 minutes from Hokuriku Expressway Kosugi IC
Approximately 25 minutes from Hokuriku Expressway Tonami IC - Parking
- About 100 cars.
- Business Hours
- 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Closed at 4:00 PM from December 10 to January 31)
- Regular Holiday
- Open daily.
- Fees
- Adults 500 yen, junior high and high school students 200 yen, elementary school students 100 yen.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：0766-22-0179
- Official Website
