Togeppo Saioku-ji Temple
Togeppou Saiokuji
The temple cherished by the renga poet, Socho, that served Imagawa. The garden incorporating the scenery of Tenchuuzan and Maruko Fuji, is designated as a national scenic spot and historic site, and is also well known as a temple with an excellent view of the moon the climbs from the bamboo forest resembling Higashiyama of Kyoto.
| Address | #421-0103 3316, Maruko, Suruga-ku |
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| Fee |
Adult: 300yen Child: 200yen |
| Hours open |
9:00 - 17:00 |
| Regular holiday |
No holiday |
| Estimated time required | 60 minutes |
| Parking |
Standard-sized car: 9 cars Large vehicle: 3 cars |
| Transportation |
Ride the "Chubu-Kokudo Sen" bus from Shizuoka Station, get off at "Togetsuhou Iriguchi", and walk for 10 minutes. About 16 minutes by car from Shin-Tomei Expressway "Shizuoka IC" |