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Gyōan-ji
台東区松が谷１丁目９−１４
A Jōdo-shū (Pure Land) temple, also known as Jufuku-zan Kyōju-in.
History
Founded in 1604 CE (Keichō 9) by the monk Nagaō, known as Shōnen-sha Fukuyō Shōnin, in Kanda Yanagihara. It was relocated to its current location in 1645 CE (Shōhō 2). The principal image is Amida Nyorai (Amitabha Buddha). The temple complex includes the sub-temples Kyōju-in, Shishin-in, Seikō-in, Kōhara-in, Matsu-mi-in, and Senmatsu-in.
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