Home of Enku, Minami Furusato-kan
(Minami Hometown Museum)
Go on a trip to find his heart and soul at the home of Enku
Enku was born in Minami-cho, Gujo-shi in 1632. He traveled all over the country. While practicing rigorously as a training monk, he created numerous statues of gods and Buddha called Enku Buddha. In the hometown of Enku and Minami area of Gujo-shi, there are many precious Enku Buddha statues left, and you can also visit places related to them. Feel the heart of Enku and go on a peaceful journey.
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Enku’s life
Enku and fruitarianism
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Enku’s life
Enku’s hometown, Minami
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Watch Enku Buddha at Enku Furusato-kan
Enku Buddha
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Watch Enku Buddha at Enku Furusato-kan
Get closer to the heart of Enku by hearing more from a local guide!
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Other spots related to Enku
Kayugawaji Temple
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Other spots related to Enku
Hoshimiya-jinja Shrine
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Other spots related to Enku
Nihon-manmannaka Center(Enku Research Center)
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Other spots related to Enku
Enku Rock
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Other spots related to Enku
Enku Path
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Other spots related to Enku
Kayugawa Forest
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Other spots related to Enku
Yatogabuchi
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Enku souvenirs!
Enku Monaka
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Enku souvenirs!
Enku strap
Enku’s life
Watch Enku Buddha at Enku Furusato-kan
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Watch Enku Buddha at Enku Furusato-kan
Enku Buddha
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Watch Enku Buddha at Enku Furusato-kan
Get closer to the heart of Enku by hearing more from a local guide!
Other spots related to Enku
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Other spots related to Enku
Kayugawaji Temple
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Other spots related to Enku
Hoshimiya-jinja Shrine
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Other spots related to Enku
Nihon-manmannaka Center(Enku Research Center)
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Other spots related to Enku
Kayugawa Forest
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Other spots related to Enku
Enku Path
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Other spots related to Enku
Kayugawa Forest
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Other spots related to Enku
Yatogabuchi
Enku souvenirs!