Shipporyuji - Osaka
Located at 8 Ogi, Izumisamo-shi in Osaka Prefecture, Shipporyuji is a century-old temple that's tucked away in Mt. Inunaki. Shipporyuji Shipporyuji History Shipporyuji was founded by the legendary mystic En-no-Gyoja in 661. It serves as the head temple of the Inunaki sect of Shingon Buddhism. The temple is home to the statue of the dragon deity that is coiled around a sword hence giving the temple its other name - Kurikara Dairyu Fudo Myo-o . This guardian deity is known to grant wishes and has connections to good fortune and longevity. The part where one has to turn left from Fudao Road to reach the temple The road would then narrow down to a one-lane road The parking lot of Shipporyuji Here's the map of the Shipporyuji temple vicinity Here's the story of the dog and his master who gave the mountain its name. The name Shipporyuji means " Seven-Treasures-Waterfall ". Its name was drawn from the veneration of the bodhisattva Kobo D