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Tamon-ji
東久留米市本町４丁目１３−１６
A temple of the Chizan-ha sect of Shingon Buddhism located in Higashikurume City, Tokyo, and a branch temple of Sanbo-ji in Ishikami Park.
History
Founded during the Genun era, the temple was renamed Hotozan Kichoji Tamon-ji in 1349 CE (Shōwa 5) by the high priest Yūkan, who designated Bishamonten as the principal deity. The Kōkoku Chishi records its founding as 1256 CE (Kōgen 1). After surviving three major fires, it was rebuilt in 1945 CE (Shōwa 20).
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What visitors say
Known as the 5th station of the Musashino 33 Kannon Pilgrimage, the temple is convenient for visitors arriving by car due to the parking lot in front of the main gate. The grounds are well-maintained, offering a quiet and serene atmosphere for worship. The complex includes the main hall, the Yakushi Hall, and the Ritsudizō (Six Jizo statues), and Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are available.
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