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Heirin-ji was built in Iwatsuki district,Saitama,in 1375. Sadly, it burned down during the Sengoku period. Ieyasu Tokugawa offered money and land to rebuild Heirin-ji , and then it was built in 1592. Heirinji was moved from Iwatsuki to Niiza in 1663 by Nobutsuna Tokugawa’s will. Heirin-ji is the famous temple where many Buddhist monks come for the ascetic training.
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Nature in Heirin-ji
The forest environment in Heirin-ji has been preserved. In 1968, it was designated as a natural monument. There are many beautiful trees on the forest grounds.
Beautiful colored leaves in Heirin-ji
Hirin-ji is a very popular as a spot where people can see beautiful colored leaves. Seeing the colorful trees and the historical temple is awesome. Suisouken,which is located across from Heirin-ji, is lit-up in the end of November, I recommend visiting Suisouken when you visit Heirin-ji.
※Check the schedule of lit-up in Suisouken on the website below
Access
Address
3-1-1 Nobidome,Niza,Saitama 352-0011
By Public Transportation
Train Line | Train Station | The Exit to Bus Terminal | Bus Number |
Tobu Tojyo Line Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line |
Shiki | South Exit | Hibari (ひばり)73 |
Tobu Tojyo Line Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line |
Asakadai | South Exit | Kuru( 久留 )22, Asa(朝)24-1 |
Seibu Ikebukuro Line | Higashikurume | East exit | Kuru (久留) 22, Kuru (久留) 23 |
Seibu Ikebukuro Line | Hibarigaoka | North Exist | Hibari (ひばり) 73 |
JR Musashino Line | Niiza | South Exit | Kuru (久留) 23 |
Entrance Fee
Adult 500 yen
Elementary school students 200 yen
Younger than elementary school students Free
Opening hours
9:00 AM~4:30 PM
※The last entry is 4:00PM.
Goshuin
Heirin-ji doesn’t offer goshuin. (It will be offered from February in 2020)