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Haseji Temple
古河市長谷町５−１
Recognized as one of Japan's Three Great Hase Kannon (Eleven-Faced Kannon) temples, alongside Haseji in Kamakura and Haseji in Yamato. The main image is a wooden standing statue of Eleven-Faced Kannon, approximately 2 meters tall.
History
The temple's origins date back to the Meio period (1492–1501) of the Muromachi era, when Ashikaga Naruyoshi enshrined the Hase Kannon from Kamakura at the current site to serve as a protective barrier against evil spirits entering from the Kihon (demon gate) of Furukawa Castle. During the Edo period, it also served as a place of prayer for successive lords of Furukawa.
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What visitors say
Located near the Furukawa History Museum, the temple is known as one of Japan's Three Great Hase Kannon temples. With Eleven-Faced Kannon as its main image, the serene precincts feature a main hall that evokes a sense of history. It is easily accessible on foot from Furukawa Station and is a temple well-loved by local residents.
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