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Yakuo-san Tokko-ji
あま市七宝町伊福弐之割３６
A historic Tendai sect temple with roots dating back to the Tenpyo period. Within the grounds stands a living Kurogane-mochi (ironwood tree) that symbolizes peace.
History
Founded during the Tenpyo period (8th century), this is a temple affiliated with the Tendai sect. The grounds feature a Kurogane-mochi (ironwood tree) that survived wartime damage and continues to thrive today.
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What visitors say
The grounds offer a pleasant atmosphere with beautiful cherry blossoms and the soothing sound of wind chimes. A highlight is the natural scenery, including the Kurogane-mochi (ironwood tree) that survived wartime bombing.
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