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Jiganji

葛飾区亀有2丁目54−15

3.3(3)

A temple of the Tozan school of Shingon Buddhism located in Katsushiku, Tokyo.

History

Founded in 1576 CE (Tenshō 4) by Genzhen. Located in a low-lying area, the temple has lost its records due to repeated floods, so the detailed origins are unknown. It is a branch temple of Hōchiin, though it was once a branch temple of Kannonji.

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