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Anyo-ji Temple

大田区西六郷2丁目33−10

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A historic temple of the Shingon Risshu sect, affectionately known as 'Furukawa Yakushi'. This ancient temple houses important cultural property Buddhist statues and features a well-maintained cemetery behind the main hall.

History

It is said that the temple was founded by Gyoki during the Nara period. Another tradition holds that it was established by Eiden Ho-in in 1568 CE (Eiroku 11). Later, Eiden became the reviving founder, and the temple is recognized as having the oldest history in Ota Ward, Tokyo.

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What visitors say

This temple is visited as a stop on the Tamagawa 88 Koso Reijo and Tokai 33 Kannon Pilgrimage routes. The grounds are always kept clean, allowing visitors to worship in a calm and serene atmosphere.

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