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Enyuji Temple
目黒区碑文谷１丁目２２−２２
A Tendai sect temple located in Meguro Ward, Tokyo, with the mountain name Keiozan and the temple name Monjuin. It features the Sakyodō (Shakyamuni Hall), a designated Important Cultural Property, and the Niōmon (Nio Gate) built during the Edo period.
History
The temple is said to have originated in 853 CE when Ennin established Hōfukuji Temple. In 1283 CE, Nichigen converted it to the Nichiren sect and renamed it Myōkōzan Hokkeji. However, due to persecution by the Edo shogunate, it reverted to the Tendai sect in 1698 CE. In 1834 CE, it was renamed Keiozan Enyuji, its current name.
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What visitors say
Located in a residential area, the temple is characterized by its vast, quiet, and serene grounds. It boasts impressive structures such as the Niōmon and Sakyodō, allowing visitors to enjoy a stroll while feeling the changing of the four seasons. With large trees that evoke a sense of history and meticulously maintained gardens, it is a temple with many points of interest.
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