Kimii-dera Temple

紀三井寺

View on Map

This temple is said to have been founded by a Chinese monk in the year 770 and was a place to pray for the prosperity of the Tokugawa Clan of Wakayama. Many cherry trees are planted within the precincts of Kimii-dera Temple, which is known as a place for early-blooming cherry blossoms. Once you climb all 231 steps that lead to the precincts, you can enjoy panoramic views of beautiful Wakanoura Bay.

View on Map

Venue Details & Access Info

Address	1201 Kimiidera, Wakayama City 和歌山市紀三井寺1201
Access	5 min walk from JR Kimiidera Station
Access by Car	From the Wakayama Interchange on the Hanwa Expressway, take National Route 42 and Prefectural Road 154 towards Nankai for approximately 9.6 km.

Address

1201 Kimiidera, Wakayama City

和歌山市紀三井寺1201

Access

5 min walk from JR Kimiidera Station

Access by Car

From the Wakayama Interchange on the Hanwa Expressway, take National Route 42 and Prefectural Road 154 towards Nankai for approximately 9.6 km.

Name/address in local language