2020 Summer Special Exhibition "Nyorai"

Special/Planned Exhibits

[This Great Treasure Exhibition has ended]
2020 Summer Exhibition
“Tathagata -NYORAI-”
Period: July 11, 2020 (Saturday) - September 27 (Sunday)
First period: July 11, 2020 (Saturday) - August 23 (Sunday)
Second Term: August 25, 2020 (Tuesday) - September 27 (Sunday)
* Open every day during the exhibition period
*Some exhibits will be changed during the period.
"Nyorai" means "the enlightened one" and is the highest rank of Buddha, so it has attracted the faith of many people since ancient times. Examples of Nyorai include Dainichi Nyorai, who is located at the center of the mandala, Amida Nyorai, who leads to the Pure Land, and Yakushi Nyorai, who grants good health and freedom from illness, and are enshrined as the principal image of temples. Mount Koya has many cultural assets with a Nyorai motif or related to Nyorai.
This exhibition will display exquisite cultural assets from the Koyasan Reihokan Museum's collection.

Main exhibits

National treasure
Buddha in Nirvana
Kongobu-ji Temple [Late Period]
Important Cultural Property
Amida Nyorai sitting statue
Jizoin Temple
Important Cultural Property
Standing statues of Amida Buddha and his two attendants
Gobo Jakusei-in
Important Cultural Property
Standing statue of Akshobhya
Shinoin Temple
Important Cultural Property
Paper-based flower and butterfly lacquer work with prayer beads box and prayer beads
Kongobu-ji Temple [Late Period]
A total of about 2 items will be on display, including 5 national treasures (23 items), 34 important cultural properties (36 items), and 90 undesignated items.
*Some exhibits will be changed between the first and second halves of the exhibition.
Left: National Treasure, Sawachidori Raden Makie Small Chinese Chest, Kongobu-ji Temple / Right: Nashiji Phoenix Makie Box, Kongobu-ji Temple
Left: Important Cultural Property Seated Statue of Dainichi Nyorai (formerly located in the west tower of the temple complex) Kongobu-ji Temple / Right: Seated Statue of Kobo Daishi (Mannichi Daishi) Kongobu-ji Temple
First public release New discovery! Entsuji Temple's 84,000 Treasure Pagoda
This April, we will be exhibiting a portion of the "84,000 Treasure Towers," a group of small wooden stupas from the late Edo period that were discovered at Entsuji Temple in Mount Koya.
84,000 Treasure Pagoda Entsuji Temple
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