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Mantokuji Temple
稲沢市長野３丁目２−５７
A Shingon Buddhist temple of the Toyosha-ha sect located in Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture. It is known as the 'Peony Temple' because peonies bloom here in late April.
History
Founded in 762 CE (Shinpen 2) by Jiken, it was designated as an official temple by Empress Shōtoku. In 834 CE (Jōwa 1), Kūkai rebuilt the temple. In 1254 CE (Kenchō 6), Jōen revived it and became the founding abbot of its second era. During the Edo period, it served as the head temple of the Owari Shingon sect and had affiliated temples.
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What visitors say
Quietly situated within a residential area, the temple features historic buildings designated as Important Cultural Properties, including the Tōbōtō (Five-Story Pagoda) and the Chinjū-dō (Guardian Shrine Hall). It is also famous for its peonies, which are particularly spectacular during blooming season. Goshuin (temple calligraphic seal stamps) are available on a self-service basis from a small container placed under the eaves of the Kuri (monk's quarters).
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