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Horin-ji Temple

〒277-0032 千葉県柏市名戸ケ谷1046

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A temple of the Shugendo (Shingon Buddhism) Toyama-ha sect, known as Shogyo-in on Mount Zuion. It is counted among sacred sites such as the Higashi-Katsuga Inba Daisan 88 Pilgrimage Sites.

History

It is said that the temple was founded by Hoshu Ho'in in 1650 (Keian 3). Until the Meiji Restoration, it served as the head temple (Betto) for Nadoke-gata Atsuta Shrine and Fuji Daikongen-gu. During the Edo period, it was considered a branch temple of Saien-ji in Kirigaya Village.

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