Shukubo (Temple Guesthouse) Information

During the Daichi period (12th century), the shukubo was opened with the memorial Buddha Fugen Bodhisattva, at the time the Imperial Prince climbed Mt Koyasan. Komoto Daishi was instilled in the work of Michio Kegonji, one of the ten great disciples of Kobo Daishi.
In addition, Daikokuten, which has been handed down to Hokenin Temple, leading the temple gate, which was extremely poor, to prosperity, and the Kiizou Fudoki reports the value of its merit.
In 1996, the Buddha ashes were commissioned from Nepal, and a religious hall was built.

• Facility information

  Shukubo name	Fugen-in
  Address	605 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito-gun, Wakayama JAPAN
  TEL/FAX	TEL : +81(0)736-56-2131 FAX : +81(0)736-56-4688
  URL	https://www.fugen-in.com/
  Experiences	・Sutra Copyng（¥1,000） 　※Reservation required ・Fire Ceremony（28th of every month, AM7:00～） Morning buddhist ceremonies （Summer）6:30～ （Winter）7:00～（FREE）
  Bus guidance	Take a bus from NO.2 bus stop bound for Okunoin-mae, and the nearest bus stop is Senjuin-higashi.
  Annotation	Check-in / 14:00～17:00 Check-out / 9:00 Capacity / 100 individual guests Curfew / 21:00 Facilities / Main temple hall/Japanese garden(Light up at night)/Parking /Baggage hold Public bath(Men and women are separated) Wi-Fi（Available at whole building）