Jul 27, 2025

Taisekiji Smart Guide

Information about the "Taisekiji Smart Guide"


We would like to inform you that the "Taisekiji Smart Guide" currently installed in various places around the head temple has been mostly completed in multiple languages.
By reading the two-dimensional code using a smartphone, tablet, or other device, you can view explanations and photos of historical sites and buildings in the temple grounds in a total of 10 languages, including Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Indonesian, Thai, and Nepali. We will continue to expand the functions and installation locations from time to time.
We would like to once again ask all parishioners to make use of the guide when climbing mountains in order to promote the faith and practice of their parishioners.

Map of "Taisekiji Smart Guide" installation locations 

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