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Enju-ji Temple
熊本市中央区河原町２
Located in Kawashiri-cho, Minami-ku, Kumamoto City, this is a temple belonging to the Tendai sect. It is well known for the Sasshu-bo (Sasshu Cemetery), where 853 soldiers of the Satsuma army who died in the Seinan War in 1873 are buried.
History
The temple was established in 1198 CE (Kenkyu 8) by Kawashiri Saburo Jitsumei. It is a branch temple of Hieizan Enryaku-ji of the Tendai sect and is also known as Mudōzan Enju-ji.
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