Shiofunekannon Temple, Ōme

Name: Shiofunekannon Temple
Address: Ōme, Japan
Telephone: +81 428-22-6677

#5 among attractions in Ōme

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Shiobune Kannonji Temple is a separate head temple of the Daigo school of Shingon Buddhism, located in Shiobune, Ome City, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Daihizan. It is the 72nd temple of the 88 sacred sites in the Kanto region, the 13th temple of the 100 Flower Temples in Tokyo, and the 59th temple of the 88 sacred sites in the Shin-Shikoku region of Okutama. Wasurenimo Michibiki Tamae Kanzeon Guzei no Funune ni ni Aritaritamu"

Coordinates: 35°48'17"N, 139°16'52"E

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青梅 (qing mei)Ōme Japan

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+81 428-22-6677

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Shiofunekannon Temple – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Ome Railway Park, Metsä, Noyamakita-Rokudōyama Park, Qing meiribasaidopaku.

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