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Rurikoji Temple’s National Treasure Five-Storied Pagoda and a Peaceful Japanese Garden
In addition to the five-storied pagoda, which is designated a national treasure, there are sites of historical significance such as Rozando and Chinryutei in and around Kozan Park. Other attractions in the park include a bronze statue of Ouchi Hiroyo and the Garden of the Full Moon.
Please take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the scenery, which changes from season to season, referring to the online guide map for historical spots, points of interest, and a recommended walking route.
Major Restoration of Rurikōji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda (National Treasure)
Kozan Park Map
- Rurikoji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda
- Rurikoji Temple
- Chinryutei
- Rozando Tea House
- Nightingale Flagstones
- Kozan Cemetery
- Bust of Sesshu
- Statue of Ouchi Hiroyo
- Crape Myrtle Tree
- Restroom
- Parking
- Audio guide
- recommended walking route
Introduction to spots in Kozan Park
Rurikoji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda
This pagoda was commissioned by Ouchi Morimi, one of…
Rurikoji Temple
Rurikoji Temple was built for Sue Hirofusa. The Sue…
Chinryutei
This building was a detached house belonging to the…
Rozando Tea House
In April 1863, Mori Takachika, the lord of the Choshu…
Nightingale Flagstones
If you clap your hands or stomp your feet around here…
Kozan Cemetery
This cemetery is a burial ground for lords of the Choshu…
Bust of Sesshu
Sesshu was a Zen monk active during the second half of…
Statue of Ouchi Hiroyo
Ouchi Hiroyo was the 24th head of the mighty Ouchi clan…
Crape Myrtle Tree
This is a very rare sight: a pine tree growing out of…
| Address | 7-1 Kozan-cho, Yamaguchi city |
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| Opening hours | Always open |
| Admission fee | Free |
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