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Taisakudo (Taisakuten Hall)
葛飾区柴又７丁目１０−３
Daikyoji Temple, known by the name Shibamata Taisakuten, is a temple featuring magnificent decorative carvings and a strolling garden. It is also famous as the filming location for the movie 'Tora-san' (Otoko wa Tsurai yo).
History
This historic temple was founded in 1629 CE (Kan'ei 6). In 1792 CE (An'ei 8), a statue of Taisakuten (the Heavenly King of the Firmament) said to have been carved by Nichiren Daishi himself was discovered in the main hall, and the site became a famous place of interest during the Edo period.
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Blessings
It is known as a deity offering the benefits of warding off misfortune and healing from illness.
What visitors say
Located within the grounds of Taisakuten, this is a quiet space away from the main approach path where you can worship in peace. Visitors can offer incense, purchase amulets associated with the character Tora-san, view a paid corridor with exquisite carvings, and receive Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp). The surrounding streetscape and autumn foliage are also beautiful, making it a suitable spot to visit between sightseeing activities.
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