Course 3Towards the Ruins of Kiikokubunji Temple

  1. Course 2
  2. JR Nishi-Kaseda Station
  3. Seyama and Imoyama
  4. Funaokayama
  5. Imoyama (another theory)
  6. Tatsuno-toi aqueduct bridge
  7. The tombstone of Hanaoka Seishu
  8. Shunrinken-juku ruins
  9. seishu-no-sato, Michi-no-eki
  10. Nate-hachiman Shrine
  11. Old nate-juku Honjin
  12. Old Nate-honjin Imose-ke house
  13. Komyo-ji no matsu
  14. Joyato (the starting point of Nishi Koya-kaido road)
  15. Taisi-no ido
  16. The estimated place as 'tamagaki-no-magari-no-ton'
  17. The estimated place as 'kamagaki-angu'
  18. juzenritsu-in temple
  19. Kokawa-dera temple
  20. Kazeichimori Shrine
  21. Nagata Kanon
  22. Taisi-no ido
  23. Kodai-Hachiman Shrine
  24. amida-ji no mokkoku
  25. Higashitanaka Shrine
  26. kii-kokubun-ji ruins
  27. Kozumigawa-toi aqueduct bridge
  28. The site of the tower of Nishi-kokubu-ji temple
  29. Hachimanzuka Kofun
  30. Sammaizuka Kofun-gun
  31. Tsubaki no junrin
  32. Nishitanaka Shrine
  33. Course 4
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Iwade City Area, Historical Spots, Recommended Spots

The site of the tower of Nishi-kokubu-ji temple

From the excavational investigation of the ruins of the pagoda, it is thought to be an ancient temple built in the mid-7th century. The temple buildings are arranged in a Horyu-ji-style way and the area is called the Nishikokubu Haiji-ato. When the Kii-kokubunji temple was built with Koufukuji-styled roof tiles in the 8th century, the Nishikokubu abandoned temple had also used the same roof tiles to redevelop the pagoda. It is thought to be a powerful temple with a strong relationship with Emperor Shomu’s Buddhist policy.

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