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Tokumanji Temple
利根町布川３００４
A Shingon Hyossan-ha sect temple located in Tone Town, Ibaraki Prefecture. The principal image (honzon) is a statue of Jizo Bosatsu (the Bodhisattva of Compassion), and an annual market known as the Jizo-ichi (Jizo Market) is held once a year.
History
The founding date is unknown, but the temple was re-established in the Genki period (1570-1573 CE) by the high priest Yusei. It was originally located near the current gate, but was relocated to its present site on the castle ruins following the abandonment of Nunokawa Castle. During the Genroku period (1688-1703 CE), a statue of Jizo Bosatsu was brought from Rokuharami-ji Temple in Kyoto and became the principal image of this temple.
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What visitors say
The temple grounds are well-maintained, with a spacious and solemn atmosphere. The main hall is open to visitors and features highlights such as the Seven Lucky Gods, intricate carvings, and the 'Infanticide Ema' (a votive tablet) by Yanagita Kunio. There are also playground facilities from an adjacent nursery school, making it an accessible environment for families with young children.
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