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Tenpukuji (Hana-shima Kannon)
千葉市花見川区花島町６０
A Shingon Hyozan-ha sect temple located in Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture. The main deity, the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva, is also known as Hana-shima Kannon.
History
According to temple tradition, the temple originated from a Kannon Hall that enshrined a Kannon statue carved by the monk Giki in 709 CE (Wadō 2). It is believed that this temple was established as the head temple (bectōji) for that hall, and the Kannon Hall was later transferred to this temple.
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What visitors say
Located within Hana-shima Park, the temple is famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot. The grounds feature a large ginkgo tree said to be 600 years old, which turns a brilliant yellow during the autumn foliage season. The temple is said to offer blessings related to feet and walking, and a large pair of straw sandals is displayed at the entrance.
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