Mitsui-dera Temple
Shiga Prefecture Otsu ・ Shiga Area
Mitsui-dera temple is the headquarters of the Tendai-jimon sect. In the precinct, there is a well called "akai," which was used for the first baths of Emperor Tenji, Emperor Tenmu, and Emperor Jitou. Because of this, the temple used to be called "Mii-no-tera" (temple with the sacred well). Later, it started to be called "Mitsui-dera" (three-well-temple). More than 100 properties in this temple are designated as important national cultural properties as well as national treasures, including the golden hall, which is designated as a national treasure.
Address
246, Onjoji-cho, Otsu city
Access (nearest railway station)
10 minutes on foot from Midera station on the Ishiyamasakamoto line of Keihan Electric Railway.
Hours
8:00~17:00
Closed
Open throughout the year
Entry fee
Adults 500yen (450yen), Junior high and High school students 300yen (250yen), Elementary school students 200yen (150yen) ※ Fees shown in ( )apply to a group of more than 30 people.
Parking
Parking for 300 passengers cars
Official website
http://www.shiga-miidera.or.jp/
Inquiries
Onjou-ji Temple 077-522-2238



