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Daikokuji Temple
京都市伏見区鷹匠町４
A temple of the Toji-ha branch of the Shingon sect, commonly known as Satsuma-ji. It is well known as a temple with ties to the Satsuma Domain, and the room where Saigo Takamori and Okubo Toshimichi held their meetings still exists.
Enshrined deities
Okuninushi-no-Okami
History
It is said that the temple was founded by Kukai or Shinnyo, and it was originally called Chofukuji. In 1615 CE (Genwa 1), the Satsuma Domain lord Shimazu Yoshihiro renamed it Daikokuji to serve as the domain's place of prayer, after the domain's guardian principal image. During the late Edo period, secret meetings of patriots were held here, and the nine martyrs of the Teraya Incident are buried on this site.
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What visitors say
Within the temple grounds, there is a spring called 'Kun-un Seisui' (Lucky Gold Clear Water), said to bring good fortune in wealth, which is bustling with local visitors coming to draw water. The temple also has the graves of the nine martyrs who died in the Teraya Incident. It is a small-scale temple with a quiet and calm atmosphere. Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) are also available.
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