Crowdfunding
Campaign EndedReviving a Noto Temple Frozen in Time
Making Senjuin a Hub for Recovery Tourism
July 10 – August 31, 2026 (Campaign Ended)
Project Overview
- Project
- On the Brink of Ruin!? Reviving Senjuin, a Noto Temple Frozen in Time for 10 Years, as a Hub for Recovery Tourism!
- Organizer
- NPO Team Noto Gourmet
- Campaign Period
- July 10 – August 31, 2026, 23:59 (JST) — Campaign Ended
- Funding Goal
- 3.8 million yen
- Platform
- CAMPFIRE (Japanese crowdfunding site)
Campaign Results
¥7,094,000
Total Raised
186%
Achievement Rate
140
Supporters
Thanks to 140 supporters, we raised far beyond our goal of 3.8 million yen. The campaign concluded on August 31, 2026. We are deeply grateful for everyone's warm support.
Pamphlet
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Supporters received rewards including specially designed amulets and goshuin stamps, name listing on our official website, event participation, and more.
View Project on CAMPFIREThe campaign is now closed. Full project details and activity reports remain available on the CAMPFIRE project page (external site, in Japanese).
About the Project
Senjuin is an ancient temple with 1,300 years of history, said to have been founded by Kobo Daishi Kukai in the early Heian period. However, it long stood without a resident priest, frozen in time, and suffered serious damage in the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.
This project is a challenge to revive Senjuin, on the brink of becoming an abandoned temple, as a hub for recovery tourism — a place where people gather, learn, stay, and support the future of Noto.


We will restore the main hall and prepare places to stay, while creating opportunities for people from across Japan to visit Noto through experiences such as sutra copying and Buddhist cuisine, and through events.
We will report on how your support is used and on our progress through CAMPFIRE activity reports and this website. Thank you very much for your warm support.
Supporters received rewards including specially designed amulets and goshuin stamps, name listing on our official website, event participation, and more.
View Project on CAMPFIREThe campaign is now closed. Full project details and activity reports remain available on the CAMPFIRE project page (external site, in Japanese).