During the Heian period, Keijitsu-ji made its name as a center of Buddhism in the eastern region. The "Bandai-san Keijitsu Museum," standing at the entrance of this vast historic site, is a time capsule of knowledge that vividly revives the glory of a massive temple once known as "the three thousand monks." If you visit here before walking through the historic site, the quiet landscape before you transforms into a "living history" imbued with the prayers and heated discussions of the monks of the past.
The core of the museum lies in the remarkable footsteps of its founder, Bodhisattva Tokui.
Currently, the historic site is lined with quiet foundation stones, but the museum's precise models recreate its former appearance.
Learn the contours of history at the museum and gaze up at the restored "Main Hall" with your own feet. Why not embark on a journey to deeply touch the spiritual stories woven at the foot of Mount Bandai and rediscover the profound history of Aizu?
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