Osu Kannon Temple

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Osu Kannon Temple, Nagoya Overview

Ieyasu had this temple moved here in 1612, after its original Gifu site flooded once too often. The buildings are 20th-century rebuilds, but the library below the main hall holds over 15,000 classical texts, including the oldest surviving manuscript of the Kojiki.

Built during the Kamakura period, the Osu Kannon Temple is a buddhist shrine in Nagoya. People who are interested in traditional Japanese architecture and spending time in peace shold defiintely make a head towards this shrine on one of their days in Nagoya.

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