Explore the historical treasure of Tokyo Ome City: Salt Ship Kannon Temple 🏯🌺

#Japan and Korea Spring Good Places The Salt Ship Kannon Temple is located in Ome City, northwest of Tokyo, and is the head temple of the Shingon sect Daigoha. 🏯 This temple has many buildings designated as important cultural properties and tangible cultural properties by the Japanese government. It is decorated with gorgeous flowers in every season. It is a temple with a long history and charming scenery. Inside the temple stands the statue of Salt Ship Guanyin, a symbol of compassion and tranquility, which brings spiritual comfort to visitors. Azaleas bloom in spring, hydrangeas and lilies bloom in early summer, and amaryllis and lespedeza bloom in autumn. The flowers in each season show different colors, making the entire temple colorful. 🌺 Tourists can visit the temple from 8am to 7pm daily. The flower show is usually held from mid-April to early May every year. Admission is free, but during the Azalea Festival, visitors are required to pay an entrance fee. The adult ticket is 300 yen, the elementary school student ticket is 100 yen, and the group ticket (more than 20 people) is 250 yen per person. 💴 If you plan to go, the address of the temple is 194 Shiobune, Ome City, Tokyo. For public transportation, take the JR Ome Line to Kawabe Station, then walk 2 minutes to the entrance of the Shiobune Kannon Temple, and walk another 10 minutes to reach the destination. 🚶♂️🚌🌿