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🙌🏽 A sacred place for Japanese Buddhism. “Mt. Koya” “”Okunoin”” where Kobo Daishi's mausoleum is located, is said to be the most sacred place for Kobo Daishi faith. On the way to Okunoin, there is a huge cedar tree over 1000 years old and there are more than 200,000 different graves of famous Sengoku warlords, and you can feel the sacred atmosphere...! Okunoin Toro-do is beautiful with many lanterns, but photography is prohibited beyond Gobyobashi, so please see for yourself. ➡️ Koyasan Okunoi