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Eisenzai
〒020-0828 岩手県盛岡市大慈寺町８−２２
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple, also known as Seisho-ko, it is the 7th station of the Morioka 33 Kannon Pilgrimage.
History
In 1575 CE (Tensho 3), it is said that the monk Jinsai Chōnin established a single building in Nakano Shin-yama-kan and founded the temple with his master, Tenshō Seitan, as the founding monk (kaizan). It is believed to have later moved to its current location, though some suggest it may have been located there from the beginning.
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What visitors say
Known as the 7th station of the Morioka 33 Kannon Pilgrimage, the temple has a well-maintained parking lot. The grounds feature a magnificent Japanese cherry tree (Azuma-higan) and a charming atmosphere. Goshuin (temple seal stamps) may be offered as a stamp only. The surrounding area has a complex network of narrow alleys, and during the Obon festival period, nearby schools sometimes open their grounds as parking areas.
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