Futago-ji Temple

The Central temple of Rokugo-Manzan in Kunisaki peninsula. The temple was established

in 718 by Ninmon and located close to the peak of Mount Futago. Futagoji’s grounds cover

a wide area on the forested slopes of the mountain, with stone and gravel paths and stairs

connecting several halls housing various deities.

A pair of stone Nio Guardians stand at the start of the traditional temple approach below the

parking lot, from where a ten minute ascent up a flight of steps takes you to the main temple buildings.

Among them are the Gomado Hall which is dedicated to Fudomyo, a protector of Buddhism, and the

Okunoin.

General information

Address	1548 Akimachi-futago, Kunisaki-city, Oita-prefecture
Access	70 minutes by a vehicle from JR Beppu 70 minutes by a vehicle from Yufuin 40 minutes by a vehicle from Usa 70 minutes by a vehicle from Nakatsu-city 110 minutes by a vehicle from Kitakyushu-city 150 minutes by a vehicle from Fukuoka-city
Open hours	March to November 8:00 to 17:00 December to February 8:30 to 16:30
Admission fee	JPY 300
Days closed	No closing days