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Daionji Temple (Mount Shogaku)
長崎市鍛冶屋町５−８７
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in Nagasaki City, recognized as one of the Three Great Temples of Nagasaki alongside Kodaiji and Honrenji.
History
Founded in 1614 by Denyo Kantsu, one of the Five Monks of Nagasaki. The temple subsequently gained the patronage of the Nagasaki magistrate, receiving donations for the temple grounds and buildings. During the Edo period, it flourished after receiving a vermilion seal letter from the Edo Shogunate. Although it suffered significant damage from the atomic bombing in 1945, the main hall, built in 1641, initially survived the blast but was later destroyed by fire.
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What visitors say
Ranked as one of the Three Great Temples of Nagasaki alongside Kodaiji and Honrenji, the temple features a vast grounds. Behind the white main hall, there are ginkgo trees and large black wax trees over 300 years old, along with historical graveyards and five-ring stupas. The area from the gate to the temple office is lined with graves, and Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) can be obtained here.
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