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Kokufuji Betsuin (Branch Temple of Kokufuji)
国分寺市西元町１丁目１３−１６
One of the Kokufuji (national temples) established by Emperor Shomu, now located in Kokubunji City, Tokyo.
History
Established in 741 CE (Tenpyo 13) by imperial edict of Emperor Shomu, it is one of the Kokufuji built in every province of Japan. Due to the decline of the Ritsuryo (legal and administrative) system, many Kokufuji were abandoned, but some have survived into the medieval period and beyond as temples of different sects or natures.
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