GOD ROAD JAPAN

Fukiji Temple

富貴寺  ·  Buddhist temple

JNTO describes Fukiji Temple, also known as Fukiji Odo, as the oldest wooden structure in Kyushu.

A square wooden hall with a pyramid-shaped tiled roof and plain wooden doors, standing on a low stone base in front of woods.
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The Agency for Cultural Affairs records the temple's Odo hall as a National Treasure of the late Heian period.

Hours

The hours, charges and directions below are the ones Bungotakada City publishes on its official tourism site, in Japanese.

Opening hours8:30–16:30Bungotakada City official tourism site — Fukiji (Japanese)

Bungotakada City's tourism site lists no closing days.

Admission

General visitors and high school students500 yen
Elementary and junior high school students150 yen

Bungotakada City's tourism site says that on rainy days visitors cannot view the inside of the Odo hall.

Bungotakada City official tourism site — Fukiji (Japanese)

Getting there

  • About 15 minutes by car from Showa no Machi (昭和の町)

Address: 2395 Tashibufuki, Bungotakada-shi, Oita-ken

Bungotakada City official tourism site — Fukiji (Japanese)

Sources

History and backgroundJapan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) — Fukiji Temple (English)
What you can seeAgency for Cultural Affairs — Fukiji Odo (National Treasure)
Opening hours, Admission, Getting thereBungotakada City official tourism site — Fukiji (Japanese)

Information checked: September 15, 2026.