Jiaqing Xiu Yuan was originally established in 1917 as a ‘Koyasan Mission’ of the Japanese Shingon sect
It was renamed Jiaqing Xiu Yuan in 1945
The courtyard houses eighty-eight Buddha statues of historical significance
It is open year-round from Tuesday to Sunday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Accessibility services include wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances
As with all Japanese temples, please wash your hands before entering
The first building you encounter is a shrine; shoes must be removed before entering
Do not wear shoes inside
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