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Kyoka Jizo-do
板橋区成増４丁目２４−１２
This Jizo-do (hall dedicated to Jizo Bosatsu) is located in Narashino, Itabashi Ward. The hall measures two bays in width and depth and houses the main image, a seated wooden statue of Jizo Bosatsu covered in gold leaf, known for granting longevity.
History
The founding date is unknown, but it is recorded in the Shinpen Musashi Fudoki (Newly Compiled Topographical Records of Musashi Province) as being 'held by the villagers,' indicating that it was already an object of devotion by the late Edo period at the latest. A stone statue within the precincts bears the inscription 'Honko Hoshi' (Priest Honko), leading to the theory that it depicts the founder of the site.
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