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Takkoku no Iwaya is a temple constructed partially in the rock face of a cliff. It was built and dedicated to the god of warriors in the 9th century, during the Japanese expansion northwards and the ensuing battles with the indigenous Emishi people.
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How to get there
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Takkoku no Iwaya stands about six kilometers outside of central Hiraizumi. There are 4-6 buses per day from Hiraizumi Station in direction of the Genbikei Gorge, which make a 15 minute stop at Takkoku no Iwaya along the way. The one way trip from Hiraizumi Station to Takkoku no Iwaya takes about 10 minutes and costs 380 yen. There are no buses during winter (December to mid April).
Alternatively, the temple can be accessed by bicycle in about 20-40 minutes.
How to get to and around Hiraizumi
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Hours and Fees
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| Hours: | 8:00 to 17:00 (closing time varies seasonally by half an hour) | | Closed: | No closing days | | Admission: | 300 yen |
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Popularity of Takkoku no Iwaya:
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