Maki Odo Temple
真木大堂 · Buddhist temple
The Japan Tourism Agency's multilingual commentary records an image of Amida Nyorai at the centre of the temple's treasure hall, guarded by four armored devas.
It also records a standing image of Fudo Myo-o, and a figure of Daiitoku Myo-o seated on a water buffalo.
Hours
The hours, charges and directions below are the ones Bungotakada City publishes on its official tourism site, in Japanese.
| Opening hours | 8:30–17:00Bungotakada City official tourism site — Maki Odo (Japanese) |
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Bungotakada City's tourism site lists no closing days.
Admission
| Adults (general visitors and high school students) | 500 yen |
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| Children (elementary and junior high school students) | 150 yen |
| Groups of 30 or more — adults | 400 yen |
| Groups of 30 or more — children | 120 yen |
Bungotakada City's tourism site gives these charges from April 1, 2026, and says the charge is halved on showing a disability certificate.
Bungotakada City official tourism site — Maki Odo (Japanese)
Getting there
- About 20 minutes by car from Showa Roman Gura (昭和ロマン蔵)
Address: 1796 Tashibumaki, Bungotakada-shi, Oita
Bungotakada City official tourism site — Maki Odo (Japanese)
Sources
| History and background, What you can see | Japan Tourism Agency multilingual commentary database — Maki Odo Temple (English) |
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| Opening hours, Admission, Getting there | Bungotakada City official tourism site — Maki Odo (Japanese) |
Information checked: September 15, 2026.