Préfecture de Fukuoka · Fukuoka City
33.6210°N, 130.5020°E
Le temple Nanzoin abrite un Bouddha couché en bronze de 41 mètres, le plus grand au monde dans ce matériau. La statue, achevée en 1995, représente le moment de l'entrée de Bouddha dans le nirvana. L'enceinte comprend un bois sacré avec des sentiers de pèlerinage et une collection de 500 statues rakan, chacune arborant une expression faciale différente.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fermé: Open year-round
Tarif d'entrée
Grounds: free | Inner chambers: ¥300 | 88 pilgrimage circuit: free
Meilleure saison
Year-round | Early morning (8:00–9:00 AM) before crowds
Durée de visite
45 min–1 heure
Comment s'y rendre
Informations d'accès
Train JR Sasaguri Line depuis Hakata jusqu'à Kido-Nanzoin-mae (20 min, ¥280). Le temple est à 3 min à pied. Entrée gratuite. Horaires : 09h00–17h00.
Guide d'initié
Lottery tickets for luck: Nanzoin is famous in Japan for its resident Buddhist monk who won ¥1.3 billion in a lottery — believed to be due to the Buddha's blessing. The temple now sells special lottery-blessed ema (votive plaques) and omamori. Bring cash for the specific 'kane-un' (money luck) amulet — the actual format changes seasonally.
88 pilgrimage circuit timing: Complete the miniature Shikoku circuit in the early morning (8:00–9:00) before crowds arrive. The inner forest section (images 30–55) is especially atmospheric in light rain or morning mist.
Photography of the main statue: The best composition is from the side viewing deck at image statue #75 in the 88 circuit — the 41-meter bronze catches the eastern morning light perfectly at 9:00–10:00.
Combine with: Sasaguri Kannon Waterfall (a short walk uphill from temple) — a small waterfall at a hillside Kannon shrine that almost no one visits, with clear water running year-round.
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