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Kiyomiji Temple
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A Soto sect Buddhist temple located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. It is a local temple with roots dating back to the Edo period and houses cultural assets such as a stone statue of Jizo Bosatsu standing and wind chimes.
History
Founded during the Kan'ei era (1624â1643) by Tesso Yochaku. During the Edo period, the area was rural with few parishioners, so the temple survived through begging for alms and temporary labor. In the Meiji era, a branch school that later became the predecessor of Suginami Municipal Suginami Daiichi Elementary School was established here.
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What visitors say
The spacious grounds feature impressive large statues and a lovely Jizo hall facing the street. It offers a calm atmosphere and a peaceful space. Located within walking distance of Shin-Koenji Station, it is easily accessible and also available for funeral consultations.
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