National Registered Tangible Cultural Property: Special Opening of the Main Hall of Oyama-dera
Special Exhibition ‘‘Oyama Pilgrimage and the Dedicated Sword’’ 2025
Oyama-dera is a component cultural property of the Japan Heritage ‘‘Oyama Pilgrimage,’’ and its main hall ranks among the finest early modern temple and shrine buildings in Isehara. A local guide will explain its cultural value and its place within the Oyama pilgrimage.
Why not take advantage of this rare opportunity to visit?
✨Special Opening of the National Registered Tangible Cultural Property ‘‘Oyama-dera Main Hall’’✨
◆ Dates: February 11 (Tue, public holiday) – February 18 (Tue)
9:30–15:30
*The public display of the principal image during the special opening is only on Tuesday, February 18.*
◆ Venue: Oyama-dera (724 Oyama, Isehara)
◆ Access: From Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit, Bus Stop No. 4
Take the bus bound for ‘‘Oyama Cable’’ for about 30 minutes
Get off at the final stop and walk 15 minutes along Komamiendo Shopping Street
Or take the cable car 2 minutes and get off at ‘‘Oyama-dera’’
◆ Admission: Free (Viewing the principal image: 400 yen)
✨Commemorative Special Exhibition: ‘‘Oyama Pilgrimage and the Dedicated Sword’’✨
Actual dedicated swords and ukiyo-e woodblock prints depicting the Oyama pilgrimage will be on display.
◆ Dates: February 13 (Thu) – February 17 (Mon)
9:30–17:00
◆ Venue: Isehara City Central Community Center, 1st Floor Exhibition Hall
(1-21-1 Higashi-Otake, Isehara)
◆ Access: About a 10-minute walk from Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit
[By bus] From Isehara Station North Exit Kanachu Bus Stop No. 1
Take the bus bound for ‘‘Isehara Depot’’ and get off at ‘‘Chuo Kominkan-mae (Central Community Center)’’
◆ Admission Fee: Free
＊＊Inquiries＊＊
Cultural Properties Section, General Affairs Division, Board of Education, Isehara City
Phone: 0463-74-5109 (direct)
＊＊Organizer＊＊
Isehara City Council for the Preservation and Use of Local Cultural Properties
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