The Great Treasure House Exhibition commemorating the 1100th anniversary of the bestowal of the title of Daishi: "Treasures of Mount Koya: The Imperial Family and Mount Koya"

Special/Planned Exhibits

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Great Treasure Exhibition Commemorating 1100 Years since the Grant of the Title of Daishi
Treasures of Mount Koya The Imperial Family and Mount Koya
Imperial Family and Koyasan
Period: October 3, 2020 (Saturday) - December 6 (Sunday)
*In support of Kansai Culture Day, admission will be free on Monday, November 16th.
This year marks the 1100th anniversary of the Emperor bestowing the posthumous title "Kobo Daishi" on Kukai. Mount Koya is also home to many cultural properties related to the Imperial Family, including Emperor Saga and Emperor Daigo. This exhibition will focus on cultural properties related to the Imperial Family, as well as Buddha statues and scriptures that Shingon sect members perform for the Emperor and the nation.

Main exhibits

National treasure
Collection of Treasure Letters 40 (Emperor Godaigo's Imperial Edict)
Kongobu-ji Temple
Important Cultural Property
Illustrations of the life of Koyasan Daishi (Reprint of Volume 1)
Jizoin Temple
Important Cultural Property
The origin of Kongobu-ji Temple
Kongobu-ji Temple
Important Cultural Property
Emperor Reigen's handwriting, Heart Sutra in gold letters on dark blue paper
Kongobu-ji Temple
Important Cultural Property
Eleven-faced Kannon standing statue
Hokiin Temple
Important Cultural Property
Kakuzencho (later 7th day ritual)
Shakabun-in Temple
Unspecified
Emperor Showa's Imperial Plaque "Kobo"
Kongobu-ji Temple
Above: Important Cultural Property: Illustration of the Life of Koyasan Daishi, Jizo-in Temple
Left: Important Cultural Property Eleven-Headed Kannon Standing Statue, Houki-in Temple / Right: Emperor Showa's Imperial Plaque "Kobo" Kongobu-ji Temple
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