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Jiunzan Muryujouin Ouzenji (Jiunzan Muryujouin Ouzenji Temple)
稲敷市小野３１８
A Tendai sect temple located in Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, venerated under the alternate name "Ono no Kannon-sama" (the Kannon of Ono). It is also known as a women's salvation temple.
History
Founded in the third year of the Tenchou era of the Heian period (806 CE) by the monk Ouzen Doushin, with Senju Kannon (Thousand-Armed Kannon) as the principal image. It developed as an imperial temple by decree of Emperor Junwa and was designated in the third year of the Shoutoku era (1713 CE) as one of the eight Kanto Dourin (monastic academies) of the Tendai sect, flourishing as a place of learning for training monks. From the medieval period onward, it suffered from repeated fires but was rebuilt each time through donations.
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What visitors say
Passing through the impressive Niomon (King of Heaven gate), a large main hall that evokes temples in Kyoto stands tall, featuring notable sculptures and ceiling paintings that convey a sense of historical weight. The temple grounds are enveloped in a quiet and serene atmosphere, and the parking lot is located at the entrance to the grounds. Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) can be received by pressing the intercom at the Kuri (temple office) to the right of the main hall.
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