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**Temple 60 — Yokomine-ji** Yokomine-ji sits high in the mountains of Saijō, and it's widely regarded as one of the most physically demanding temples on the entire pilgrimage — perched near the base of Mount Ishizuchi, the tallest mountain in western Japan, the approach involves a long, steep climb that ranks among the route's toughest stretches, alongside Shōsan-ji, Tairyū-ji, and Iwaya-ji. The temple is dedicated to Senju Kannon, and its remote, elevated position has long made it a site associated with serious ascetic practice. The connection to Mount Ishizuchi gives Yokomine-ji a different kind of gravity than most mountain temples on the route — this isn't just a difficult climb to a temple, but proximity to a peak considered one of Japan's most sacred mountains, historically the site of intense mountain asceticism (shugendō) practiced by monks seeking spiritual power through direct physical communion with the peak itself. There's an intensity to reaching Yokomine-ji that recalls the pilgrimage's toughest earlier stretches, the effort demanded here reasserting the discipline theme that periodically resurfaces across the 88 temples, even this late into the third stage, the
**Temple 60 — Yokomine-ji** Yokomine-ji sits high in the mountains of Saijō, and it's widely regarded as one of the most physically demanding temples on the entire pilgrimage — perched near the base of Mount Ishizuchi, the tallest mountain in western Japan, the approach involves a long, steep climb that ranks among the route's toughest stretches, alongside Shōsan-ji, Tairyū-ji, and Iwaya-ji. The temple is dedicated to Senju Kannon, and its remote, elevated position has long made it a site associated with serious ascetic practice. The connection to Mount Ishizuchi gives Yokomine-ji a different kind of gravity than most mountain temples on the route — this isn't just a difficult climb to a temple, but proximity to a peak considered one of Japan's most sacred mountains, historically the site of intense mountain asceticism (shugendō) practiced by monks seeking spiritual power through direct physical communion with the peak itself. There's an intensity to reaching Yokomine-ji that recalls the pilgrimage's toughest earlier stretches, the effort demanded here reasserting the discipline theme that periodically resurfaces across the 88 temples, even this late into the third stage, the "dōjō of enlightenment," which might otherwise suggest a gentler remaining path. From Yokomine-ji, the descent leads toward Temple 61, Kōon-ji, back down into the Saijō plain. #japan #88templepilgrimage #shikoku #longdistance #walking

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