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Yakushi-in (Yorin-san Yakushi-in, Koyasan Shingon-shu)
三島市大社町１１−１５
Known as a historic site associated with Kobo Daishi Kukai, the precincts feature the 'Koshikake-ishi' (the stone seat where the Master is said to have sat) and a seated statue of Kobo Daishi.
History
It is believed to have served as the official temple of the Izu provincial government after the destruction of the Izu Kokubunji. The temple regards Son'in Joso from the Edo period as its restorer. It is also known as a site connected to Kobo Daishi Kukai, who is said to have stopped here while traveling toward Shuzenji.
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What visitors say
Located slightly behind Mishima Taisha, there is a stone monument on the left side of the gate featuring an enlarged reproduction of Kobo Daishi's calligraphy. The main hall houses a seated statue of Kobo Daishi and the Koshikake-ishi (stone seat). Some visitors report feeling a surge of energy when viewing the seated statue.
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