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Manfukuji
横浜市南区大岡５丁目３９−１７
A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect, known as the Ruriin of the Uhozan mountain. It is designated as the 62nd site of the 88 Pilgrimage Sites of the Tōkoku (Eastern Region).
History
It is said that Heido Daigaku founded the temple and Nagao served as its opening abbot. It is estimated to have been established in the early Tokugawa period, and the main hall was rebuilt during the Meiji period. In the Taisho period, it became a branch temple of Kongobuji on Mount Koya.
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