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Kotokuji
小田原市板橋８３１
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple with the mountain name Daiunzan. It has a history of being re-established by Hojo Ujikatsu and his wife.
History
The exact date of founding is unknown, but it was originally established as Daiunken in the Yadanbata district of Odawara. Hojo Ujikatsu and his wife re-established it, and in 1532 CE (Daiyo 5), it was relocated to Yazu. It was renamed Daiunzan Kotokuji, with Daiei-so Shushin appointed as the founding abbot.
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