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Seiyoji Temple at Kiyosumi-san
金沢市東山２丁目１１−３５
A temple of the Tendai sect that preserves the historical atmosphere of the Edo period, featuring a main hall and bell tower designated as cultural properties by Kanazawa City. It is known as one of the few temples where the natural coexistence of Shinto and Buddhism (Shinbutsu-shugo) remains intact.
History
The temple enjoyed the strong trust of the first lord, Maeda Toshiie, and the second lord, Maeda Toshinaga. It was relocated to this site with spectacular views in 1612 CE (Keicho 17). Granted a 15-article decree by the Kaga Domain, it was appointed as the head of Tendai temples in the Kaga, Etchu, and Noto regions, making it a temple with distinguished origins.
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What visitors say
After climbing a long flight of stairs, visitors are greeted by beautiful scenery. The temple has many points of interest, including gardens and a bell tower. It is also famous for mysterious hanging scrolls said to have moving eyes and mouths, as well as its beautiful cherry blossoms. There is a parking lot behind the temple, and Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) are available.
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