Special exhibition commemorating the designation of the building as an Important Cultural Property: "Daigaran"

Special/Planned Exhibits

Special exhibition commemorating the designation of the building as an Important Cultural Property: "Daigaran"
Period: April 2, 2025 (Wed) - June 29 (Sun) Open throughout the event
First half: April 2 (Wednesday) - May 18 (Sunday)
Second period: May 20 (Tue) - June 29 (Sun)
In 2024, the various halls of Koyasan's Danjo Garan (Daigaran) were designated as Important Cultural Properties. Danjo Garan is one of Koyasan's two major sacred sites, along with Okunoin, where temples and pagodas represent the world of Esoteric Shingon Buddhism, founded by Kobo Daishi Kukai (Odaishi-sama). Many temples and pagodas were built in Danjo Garan, and it has been burned down and rebuilt many times to become what it is today. Please come and see the history and treasures of Danjo Garan, which has been passed down by many monks and believers for one thousand two hundred years.

Main exhibits

*Some exhibits will be changed during the period.
*Exhibits may change in accordance with the need to protect cultural assets.
Important Cultural Property
Sculpture
Seated statue of Dainichi Nyorai (formerly located in the West Pagoda)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Heian period
Important Cultural Property
Sculpture
Seated statue of Amida Nyorai (formerly located in the Great Hall)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Heian period
Sculpture
Seated Statue of Shaka Nyorai with Crown
Kongobu-ji Temple
Momoyama period
Sculpture
Buddha head (by Takamura Koun)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Showa period
National treasure
Painting
Zennyo Ryūō Statue
Kongobu-ji Temple
Heian period
Painting
Main Hall
Kongobu-ji Temple
Edo Period
Painting
Koyasan Garan
Kongobu-ji Temple
Edo Period
National treasure
Calligraphy
Hokanshu 44
History of the construction of Kongobu-ji Temple
Kongobu-ji Temple
Edo Period
Important Cultural Property
Calligraphy
Arakawa Sutra (Arakawa Sutra)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Heian period
Important Cultural Property
Crafts
Gilt bronze Buddhist altar equipment
Kongobu-ji Temple
China's Tang Dynasty
Heian and Kamakura periods
Important Cultural Property
Historical material    
Koya block board (formerly Kangakuin)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Edo Period
Building
Damaged central pillar of the main tower
Kongobu-ji Temple
Edo Period
Three-pronged vajra Kongobu-ji Temple
Important Cultural Property: Seated Amida Nyorai Statue (formerly located in the main hall) Kongobu-ji Temple
Important Cultural Property Seated Vairocana Statue (formerly located in the West Pagoda) Kongobu-ji Temple
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