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Mandodo Hall
豊川市豊川町１
A spiritual hall located within the grounds of Toyokawa Inari (Myogen-ji Temple), where visitors offer candles as a symbol of their faith.
History
This hall was established in September 1863 (Bunkyu 3). It serves as a spiritual space where pilgrims manifest their devotion by offering either a single candle or ten thousand candles, depending on their capacity.
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What visitors say
Visitors can purchase candles at the far right of the hall and light them in a tatami-matted area. Staff members will inform you which deity corresponds to your zodiac sign. The hall also functions as a place for Zen meditation practice, offering a relatively quiet environment for worship in the morning. Three statues of Kannon (the Bodhisattva of Compassion) are enshrined on the left side of the hall.
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