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Ryutoku-san Unkoin
江東区三好２丁目１７−１４ 雲光院
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in Miyoshi, Koto Ward, Tokyo. It was founded based on the vow of Lady Acha.
History
Founded in 1611 CE (Keicho 16) by Lady Acha, a concubine of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Originally located in the current Nihonbashi Umakochō area, it was relocated to its present site due to a fire. It is a Jodo-shu temple with the mountain name Ryutoku-san.
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What visitors say
The temple houses the grave of Lady Acha, a concubine of Tokugawa Ieyasu, and features monuments and explanatory signs in front of the gate commemorating her achievements. The grounds are beautiful with flowers, and include a bronze statue of Honen Shonin and a mascot named Sumi-chan. The surrounding area is home to many historic temples, making it a serene location well-suited for leisurely strolls.
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