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Sei-ou-ji
横浜市栄区鍛冶ケ谷２丁目９−１０
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple with the mountain name Hongo-zan. The grounds feature numerous stone Buddhas and stone pagodas.
History
It is said to have been revived in the mid-16th century by local resident Otani Kaemon. In 1601, its status was elevated by Kanryō Ryūyū, and it was renamed Sei-ou-ji. It was originally a sub-temple (tōtō) of the Shingon sect temple Shōbodai-ji.
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