Joten-ji Temple
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Joten-ji Temple

A Zen temple founded in the 13th century, with Chinese-style architecture and a rock garden.

★ 4.2 ・ 694 online ratings
History ・ Architecture ・ Culture ・ Temple
Opening hours
08:30–16:30
Business status
Open

Basic information|Joten-ji Temple

A Zen temple founded in the 13th century, with Chinese-style architecture and a rock garden.

Details

Opening hours
Mon08:30–16:30
Tue08:30–16:30
Wed08:30–16:30
Thu08:30–16:30
Fri08:30–16:30
Sat08:30–16:30
Sun08:30–16:30
Business status
Open
Wheelchair accessible
No
Joten-ji Temple
1-29-9 Hakataekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka 812-0011, Japan
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Traveler highlights

Founded in 1242 by Enni Ben’en, Jotenji is a historic Zen temple in old Hakata. The stone-paved Jotenji-dori and Hakata Sennen-no-Mon lead to the temple area, with quiet grounds and a stone garden. Memorial stones connect it with Hakata-ori weaving and foods such as udon, soba, yokan, and manju. Jotenji is also known as the birthplace of Hakata Gion Yamakasa. Its paths and markers reveal links among Zen, local crafts, food culture, and festival traditions.

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Overall score
7.1/ 10
Recommendation

A steady performer and a popular stop worth adding to your itinerary.

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01Social buzz
5.2 / 10
02Search interest
6.4 / 10
03Review score
7.5 / 10
04Visit volume
7.4 / 10
05Feedback rate
7.4 / 10
06Nearby buzz
8.7 / 10

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