Mt. Bandai Enichi-ji Temple Museum

Tracing a history that spans 1200 years

Ever since it was designated as a national historic site in 1970, Enichi-ji Temple has been dedicated to protecting and preserving the birthplace of Aizu Buddhist culture. The museum, established in 1987, aims to prevent, preserve, display, and utilize the dispersal and destruction of Enichi-ji Temple-related cultural properties.
It offers visitors the opportunity to explore the 1200-year history of Enichi-ji Temple and also features excavation materials from the historic site.

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Telephone: 0242-73-3000

Opening Hours: 9:00 - 17:00
* The reception desk closes at 16:30

Closed: Open all year round
Closed from December 1 to April 9

Address: 38 Bandai Teranishi, Bandai, Yamagumbandaimachi, Fukushima

Transportation: 5 minutes by car from Bandai-Kawahigashi IC on the Ban-etsu Expressway
20-minutes walk from Bandaimachi Station on the Ban-etsu West Line

Charge: Adults and university students: 300 yen
High school students and younger: Free of charge

Parking: Regular-sized cars: 50
Large vehicles: 10

Website: https://www.town.bandai.fukushima.jp/site/enichiji/

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Mt. Bandai Enichi-ji Temple Museum

Tracing a history that spans 1200 years

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