Denzuin Temple is accessible by public transport. While specific train lines aren't detailed in user content, it's located on a wide road, suggesting it's not in a secluded area. Check local transit maps for the closest stations.

Yes, it's situated at the end of a wide road, making it relatively easy to locate. The area is generally quiet, even with its main road access.

There is no mention of an entrance fee in reviews, suggesting it is free to enter and explore the temple grounds.

While specific hours aren't listed, early morning visits are recommended for a peaceful experience and to witness local activities.

Yes, visitors can purchase omamori (Japanese amulets) at the temple.

The main temple hall with its open space offers a serene backdrop. During spring, the cherry blossoms provide a beautiful, picturesque scene for photography.

General temple etiquette usually applies. While photos of the grounds are common, it's always best to be respectful and check for any specific signage regarding photography inside prayer halls.

The cherry blossoms at Denzuin Temple are most beautiful in spring, typically around late March to early April.

The temple hosts 'Rajio Taisou' (radio calisthenics) early in the morning and a small fruit and veg van on Sunday mornings.