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Jinryuji
土浦市文京町１−２７
A Soto sect temple located in Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture, known as the family temple of the Tsuchiya clan. It has a history of holding fireworks displays to honor the souls of deceased naval aviators.
History
Founded by Sugaya Katsusada, the lord of Tsuchiura Castle during the Sengoku period. It later became the family temple of the Tsuchiya clan, the lords of the Tsuchiura Domain. The old main hall was rebuilt in 1833, and the current main hall was newly constructed in 1998.
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What visitors say
A large-scale temple located to the northwest of Tsuchiura Castle, characterized by the large roof of the main hall visible from Kamejo Park. The grounds feature many cemeteries and a shrine to Toyokawa Inari, serving as a place of worship deeply rooted in the local community. Exhibits at the middle gate showcase pillar repair techniques, providing an environment where visitors can worship at their leisure.
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