Chotoku-ji Temple （）

Chotoku-ji Temple has a long history, dating back to Japan's Edo period (1603-1868). It is said that Benjin, the parent of the legendary Buddhist warrior-monk Benkei, was enshrined here. It is also where the funeral of Akutagawa Prize-winning Shingu-born author, Kenji Nakagami, was held. It offers excellent access to nearby shrines ― just a 10-minute walk to Kumano Hayatama Taisha Grand Shrine, and 5 minutes to Kamikura-jinja Shrine.

Genre	Temple Hotel
URL	https://www.booking.com/hotel/jp/chang-de-si-su-fang-temple.html?lang=en-us&soz=1&lang_changed=1
Add	543 Shingu, Shingu, Wakayama 647-0081
Tel	0735-22-5553
Open	6:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM
Regular holiday	Open 365 days/year
Parking Lot	Available
Price	8,000~ yen (1 night) 1,500~ yen (Shakyo (sutra copying), meditation, and harvesting experience) 10,000~ yen (Tour of the World Heirtage Sites with the Temple's Head Priest)
Credit Card	Not available
HP user benefits	Free commemorative stamp card
Free Wi-Fi	Available
Notes	Chotoku-ji Temple Website (in Japanese) https://buddhist-temple-6556.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral

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Access	15 minutes on foot from JR Shingu Station (JR Kisei Main Line or JR Kinokuni Line)

Chotoku-ji Temple （ ）

Chotoku-ji Temple （）