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Ryohouji Temple
〒193-0836 東京都八王子市日吉町２−１
A temple enshrining Shingobenzaiten, one of the Hachioji Seven Lucky Gods, also known as a 'Moe Temple' due to its signboard featuring a beautiful girl illustration.
Enshrined deities
Ichikishimahime-no-Mikoto
History
It is said to have been founded in 1489 CE (Bottoku 1) as a retirement temple by the monk Keiun Nichimyo. It was re-founded in 1490 in the former Hachioji-machi area and relocated to Nichiyoshi-machi in 1590. As a Nichiren sect temple, it retains customs of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism.
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Blessings
In addition to benefits for music, art, and as a water deity, it is also known for matchmaking.
What visitors say
Located near Nishi-Hachioji Station, it is known as a 'Moe Temple' due to the signboard with a beautiful girl illustration near the entrance. The grounds feature a signboard modeled after an 'Itasha' (a decorated car), and it enshrines Shingobenzaiten. It is a suitable stop on a pilgrimage of the Hachioji Seven Lucky Gods, and Goshutai (temple calligraphy certificates) are available.
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