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Daisi-do (Grand Master Hall)
香取市牧野１７５２
A temple featuring a Daisi-do (Grand Master Hall) that houses a statue of Kobo Daishi (Kukai), who is regarded as one of the three great masters of Japan for warding off misfortune.
History
Traditionally founded in 890 CE (Kampi 2) by the monk Sohai. During the Edo period, it served as a central temple (chuhonzan) with 53 branch temples, becoming a focal point for the faith in the Grand Master for warding off misfortune and attracting devotion from common people.
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Blessings
Known as one of the three great masters of Japan for warding off misfortune, it is a site of devotion for protection from bad luck and calamities.
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