Chūgoku 33 Kannon Pilgrimage

The Chūgoku 33 Kannon Pilgrimage (中国三十三観音霊場, Chūgoku Sanjūsan Kannon Reijō) is one of a number of traditional Buddhist pilgrimage routes in Japan. The route includes 33 sites sacred to the boddhisattva Kannon, across the Chūgoku region (Okayama, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi, Shimane and Tottori prefectures). The 33 Kannon were selected in 1981.

List of Temples with Kannon


No. Temple Location Coordinates Image
1 Saidai-ji (Okayama) Okayama, Okayama 34.653639°N 134.104722°E / 34.653639; 134.104722 (Saidai-ji)
2 Yokei-ji Setouchi, Okayama 34.654417°N 134.061389°E / 34.654417; 134.061389 (Yokei-ji)
3 Shōraku-ji (Senjū-in) Bizen, Okayama 34.760667°N 134.25625°E / 34.760667; 134.25625 (Shōraku-ji)
Special Tanjō-ji (Okayama) Kumenan, Okayama 34.95525°N 133.953°E / 34.95525; 133.953 (Tanjō-ji)
4 Kiyama-ji (Kanji-in) Maniwa, Okayama 35.017203°N 133.715072°E / 35.017203; 133.715072 (Kiyama-ji)
5 Henshō-ji (Hōkai-in) Okayama, Okayama 34.693944°N 133.934139°E / 34.693944; 133.934139 (Hōkai-in)
6 Rendai-ji Kurashiki, Okayama 34.505625°N 133.850694°E / 34.505625; 133.850694 (Rendai-ji)
7 Entsū-ji Kurashiki, Okayama 34.541172°N 133.662894°E / 34.541172; 133.662894 (Entsū-ji)
8 Enkō-ji (Myō-ō-in) Fukuyama, Hiroshima 34.478722°N 133.345972°E / 34.478722; 133.345972 (Myō-ō-in)
9 Jōdo-ji (Daijōritsu-in) Onomichi, Hiroshima 34.412167°N 133.210306°E / 34.412167; 133.210306 (Jōdo-ji)
Special Saigoku-ji (Sōji-in) Onomichi, Hiroshima 34.415917°N 133.203389°E / 34.415917; 133.203389 (Saigoku-ji)
10 Senkō-ji Onomichi, Hiroshima 34.410925°N 133.198783°E / 34.410925; 133.198783 (Senkō-ji)
11 Kōjō-ji Onomichi, Hiroshima 34.306556°N 133.086833°E / 34.306556; 133.086833 (Kōjō-ji)
12 Buttsū-ji Mihara, Hiroshima 34.455861°N 133.026556°E / 34.455861; 133.026556 (Buttsū-ji)
13 Mitaki-dera (Mitaki-Kannon) Hiroshima 34.420306°N 132.437611°E / 34.420306; 132.437611 (Mitaki-dera)
14 Suishō-ji (Daishō-in) Miyajima, Hiroshima 34.291944°N 132.318472°E / 34.291944; 132.318472 (Daishō-in)
Special Hannya-ji Hirao, Yamaguchi 33.941576°N 132.106961°E / 33.941576; 132.106961 (Hannya-ji)
15 Kanyō-ji Shunan, Yamaguchi 34.2355°N 131.815083°E / 34.2355; 131.815083 (Kanyō-ji)
16 Tōshun-ji (洞春寺) Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi 34.188021°N 131.471160°E / 34.188021; 131.471160 (Tōshun-ji)
17 Ryūzō-ji (龍蔵寺) Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi 34.167713°N 131.412210°E / 34.167713; 131.412210 (Ryūzō-ji)
18 Sōrin-ji (宗隣寺) Ube, Yamaguchi 33.966195°N 131.252586°E / 33.966195; 131.252586 (Sōrin-ji)
19 Kōzan-ji Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi 33.995889°N 130.981917°E / 33.995889; 130.981917 (Kōzan-ji)
20 Daishō-in (Hagi) Hagi, Yamaguchi 34.395417°N 131.391361°E / 34.395417; 131.391361 (Daishō-in)
21 Kannon-in (Hagi) Hagi, Yamaguchi 34.409728°N 131.377561°E / 34.409728; 131.377561 (Kannon-in)
22 Tada-ji Hamada, Shimane 34.927221°N 132.105196°E / 34.927221; 132.105196 (Tada-ji)
23 Kando-ji Izumo, Shimane 35.352109°N 132.752238°E / 35.352109; 132.752238 (Kando-ji)
24 Zenjō-ji Unnan, Shimane 35.283129°N 132.829112°E / 35.283129; 132.829112 (Zenjō-ji)
25 Gakuen-ji (Ichijō-in) Izumo, Shimane 35.42325°N 132.749389°E / 35.42325; 132.749389 (Gakuen-ji)
26 Ichihata-ji Izumo, Shimane 35.496775°N 132.874103°E / 35.496775; 132.874103 (Ichihata-ji)
27 Unju-ji Yasugi, Shimane 35.394603°N 133.267201°E / 35.394603; 133.267201 (Unju-ji)
28 Kiyomizu-dera (Yasugi) Yasugi, Shimane 35.40225°N 133.281889°E / 35.40225; 133.281889 (Kiyomizu-dera)
29 Daisen-ji Daisen, Tottori 35.390972°N 133.534861°E / 35.390972; 133.534861 (Daisen-ji)
30 Chōkoku-ji (Tottori) Kurayoshi, Tottori 35.426722°N 133.818389°E / 35.426722; 133.818389 (Chōkoku-ji)
31 Sanbutsu-ji Misasa, Tottori 35.399306°N 133.95575°E / 35.399306; 133.95575 (Sanbutsu-ji)
Special Mani-ji Tottori, Tottori 35.529944°N 134.263222°E / 35.529944; 134.263222 (Mani-ji)
32 Kannon-in Tottori, Tottori 35.496089°N 134.24155°E / 35.496089; 134.24155 (Kannon-in)
33 Daiun-in Tottori, Tottori 35.492222°N 134.244917°E / 35.492222; 134.244917 (Daiun-in)
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