Joufukuin Yakushido

常福院薬師堂 · Buddhist temple

The Aizu Misato Town Tourist Association records that the hall is said to have been founded in 1197 by a chief priest named Michihiro Tago, and that people called it Tago Yakushi and prayed there for relief from illness and hunger.

The Agency for Cultural Affairs records the Yakushi hall as an Important Cultural Property of the mid-Muromachi period.

Hours

The details below are the ones the Aizu Misato Town Tourist Association publishes.

We have not found opening hours published for this temple. The sources below give the other details on this page.

Admission

We have not confirmed a charge from this temple's own pages. We have no page published by the temple itself to link to, so check on the day. The sources below are public bodies.

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Sources

History and background	Aizu Misato Town Tourist Association (Misatono) — temples, Joufukuin Yakushido (English)
What you can see	Agency for Cultural Affairs — Joufukuin Yakushido (Important Cultural Property)

Information checked: September 14, 2026.