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Ryuhozan Manchoin Kounji (Dragon Treasure Mountain Manchoin Kounji Temple)
中野区上高田４丁目１４−１
A Soto Zen temple known for its many graves of historical figures, including the tomb of Kira Yoshimasa, who is famous for the Ako Incident, as well as the tombs of the Imagawa and Nagai families.
History
Manchoin was founded in 1574 CE (Tensho 2), and Kounji was founded in 1598 CE (Keicho 3). In 1948, the two temples merged to form the current Manchoin Kounji. During the Edo period, it served as the Buddhist temple for the Imagawa, Kira, and Nagai families, and it contains the graves of many historical figures.
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What visitors say
Located within walking distance of Ochiai Station, the vast temple grounds feature a pond, a grand main hall, and carp streamers. Because a kindergarten is attached to the temple, visitors must adhere to entry/exit management and photography rules. The grounds contain many graves of famous people and have a calm, serene atmosphere.
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