Goma Fire Ritual

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  • A ritual where various implements are used, and mantras are chanted. In front of the fiercely burning flames, prayers and wishes are offered.

    A ritual where various implements are used, and mantras are chanted. In front of the fiercely burning flames, prayers and wishes are offered.

Address

6599-1 Fujiwara, Hiji Town, Hayami District, Oita Prefecture

Business hours

Held every month on the day of the festival from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Prices
Contribution (Goma wood: ¥500)
Holidays
Irregular holidays
Parking lot
Available
Access
About 30 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by car from JR Kitsuki Station
Others
The festival day varies each month, so please check in advance.

Plan Description
Praying with a wish through the ritual of Goma (fire ritual) at the temple

The temple, known as Ganjōjuji, was established by the Bodhisattva Jinmon in the final years of the Yōrō period. Revered locally as "Akamatsu no Myōken-sama," it holds Goma ceremonies every month. Participants write their names, furigana, and wishes on Goma sticks before proceeding to the Goma hall. In this small-scale Goma hall, you can witness the majestic Goma rituals up close.

Number of Participants
Available for 1 person or more

Duration
Approximately 1 hour

What to Bring
None

Reservation Method

Phone
Reservation Deadline
Available until the day of the event

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