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Shinzan-yama Honkaku-ji
羽島市竹鼻町２４３４−１
A Soto sect temple located in Hashima City, Gifu Prefecture, known as the memorial temple for the lord of Takehana Castle.
History
Originally founded as a Tendai sect temple, it was repeatedly destroyed by warfare and abandoned due to its strategic location. It was rebuilt as a Soto sect temple in 1558 CE (Eiroku 1) by Genzaku Soei. After suffering repeated destruction from fires and earthquakes, the current temple complex was rebuilt in 1915 CE (Taisho 4).
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What visitors say
The parking lot is located right in front of or near the entrance, offering high convenience. There is a memorial area for pets within the grounds, allowing for a peaceful visit. From mid to late April, the peonies and wisteria are beautiful, and the temple is also characterized by the view of the Meitetsu train visible from the hall.
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