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Eishinji
台東区下谷２丁目５−１４ 英信寺
A Jodo sect temple located in Taito Ward, Tokyo. It is also known for enshrining the Sanmen Daikokuten, one of the Shitaya Seven Lucky Gods.
History
Founded in 1631 CE (Kaneiji 8) by Yugo Reigan. Initially a small hermitage-level hall called Shion-an, it was developed into a temple in 1656 CE (Meireki 2) to honor the soul of Matsudaira Eishin, the third son of Matsudaira Yasunobu, and was renamed Eishinji.
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What visitors say
The temple enshrines the Sanmen Daikokuten, one of the Shitaya Seven Lucky Gods, and offers Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) for the main deity, Amida Nyorai. The bell cord on the main hall is shaped like a large prayer bead, producing a unique sound when turned. The grounds feature charming elements such as a water spout with a dragon's face, allowing for a serene visit.
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