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Kokan-in
港区南青山４丁目１７−２７ 広閑院
A temple of the Jodo-shu (Pure Land) sect located in Minato Ward, Tokyo. It was relocated to its current site by the nun Myoun and became the Kokan-in known today.
History
Founded in 1629 by Jo Gyokan as 'Genpatsu-an,' a subtemple (tatcho) of Fukagawa Reigan-ji. During the Meiji period, it became an independent temple. The nun Myoun, who revitalized the institution, acquired the temple and moved it to its present location.
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