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Shinjoen Sohonten (Shinjoen Headquarters)
立川市柴崎町１丁目２−１３
Shinjoen Sohonten (Toujousan Jinsu-ji) is the head temple of a lay Buddhist organization that follows the lineage of the Daigo-ji branch of the Shingon school.
History
Founded in 1936 by Ito Shinju and Ito Yuki, it initially operated as the Tachikawa Fudoso Kai of the Daigo-ji branch of the Shingon school. Following the post-war merger of sects, it formed a new organization and changed its name to Shinjoen in 1951, adopting the Mahaparinirvana Sutra as its foundational scripture. It was certified as a religious corporation in 1953.
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What visitors say
Known as a heartwarming power spot, it offers services such as ancestor memorial rites, Goma (fire rituals), and consultations. The area around the Buddhist hall is open for viewing by external visitors, and meals for children are also provided.
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