Manpuku-ji Temple

Manpuku-ji Temple is the headquarters of the Obaku school of Buddhism, and was built in 1661 by the Chinese high priest Ingen Zenji. It is famous for its Chinese-style architecture. Visitors to the temple can try out Fucha, a type of vegetarian Buddhist cuisine from China (separate fees apply; please reserve in the morning two days before your visit).

[Fee] Adults: 500 yen; Junior high school students and under: 300 yen
[Access] Approx. 5 min. walk from Obaku Station on the Keihan or JR lines
[Credit Card Payment] Not accepted (accepted only when paying for Fucha cuisine)
[Foreign Language Support] Yes