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Seihouji (Jodo-shu)
杉並区梅里１丁目４−５６
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Shoshokuzan, and its court name is Hougankuin.
History
This Jodo-shu temple was founded in 1617 CE (Genna 3) by Honrensha Shinyo Ritsutsu. It is said that the founder was Tokugawa Tadanaga, and the court name 'Hougankuin' derives from Tadanaga's posthumous name. The temple relocated to its current site in 1920 and was destroyed by fire during the air raids of 1945, but it was rebuilt after the war.
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What visitors say
Located within walking distance of Shin-Kohdenji Station, the spacious temple grounds feature facilities such as a tori-zuka (bird mound), memorial steles, and a hand-pump well. There is a signboard guiding visitors to the grave of Uii Miko-o. The environment allows visitors to draw water from the well for worship and to clean the graves.
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