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Ryugasaki, Ibaraki / 般若院

Hannyain Temple

A Tendai temple said to have been founded in 978 and moved here in 1525; behind the main hall stands a weeping cherry about 400 years old, about 10 m tall, a prefectural Natural Monument lit up at night during the cherry festival.

Last official check

25 Sept 2026

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Next scheduled check

24 Dec 2026

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Getting there

About 10 minutes on foot from Ryugasaki Station (Kanto Railway Ryugasaki Line); about 20 minutes by car from Ushiku-Ami IC.

Checked 25 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Ryugasaki, Ibaraki (Japanese address: 茨城県龍ケ崎市根町3341番地)

Official site: https://www.city.ryugasaki.ibaraki.jp/kanko/kankokyokai/kankospot/meisho/temple/2013091801362.html

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A cherry festival is held when the tree blooms, with night illumination.

Checked 25 Sept 2026 on the official site
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