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Yuten-do
江東区亀戸３丁目３９−３９
A hall that protects the Six-Character Name Memorial Stupa established by Yutenjo, venerated as a shrine for warding off water disasters, ensuring safe childbirth, and protecting children.
History
The shrine's origin dates back to the early Edo period, when Yutenjo, a renowned monk of the Jodo sect, pitied the spirits of those who drowned in the river while traveling to and from the Chiba area. He bestowed posthumous names upon them and erected a memorial stupa. The shrine that enshrined this stupa is the current Yuten-do. Although many relics were lost in the fires of the war in 1945 (Shōwa 20), the hall itself survived the flames and is currently maintained and preserved by local residents.
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Blessings
Warding off water disasters, safe childbirth, protection of children, and prayers for traffic safety
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