Enjo-ji Temple

This is the most famous temple along the Yagyu Road. The main hall was built in the Muromachi period with the Amida-do style of the Fujiwara era. In the Tahoto-hall is placed the image of Great Sun Buddha (national treasure), on which Unkei, a noted sculptor of Buddhist images, inscribed his name when he was young. The Kasuga-do Hall and the Hakusan-do Hall (national treasure), which protect the temple in its precincts, are the oldest shrine buildings of the Kasuga style in Japan. The Enjo-ji Garden, made in the Fujiwara era, is a well-laid-out garden of the Pure Land (Jodo) style, on the pond of which small boats can be floated.

Access
Nearest station	JR / Kintetsu Nara station
Traffic from a station	To "Yagyu-kami" bus stop by "Yagyu / Oji-nakamura-iki" bus and 5 min. on foot.
Parking lot scale	15(General car) 3(Bus)
Admission
Admission fees(yen)	Adults College Senior high Junior high Elementary Individual 400yen 400yen 300yen 300yen 100yen Group 350yen 350yen 250yen 250yen 100yen
Opening hours	9:00~17:00
Group charge application	More than 30 people
Point
Flower	Kind Season Scale Summary Azalea April~May 30 Balloon flower July~August 50/td> Japanese bush clover August~September 20 Maple leaves October~November There is much it
	Enjo-ji Kasuga-do Hall / Byakuzan-do Hall 丒Dainichi Buddha seated image