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Bell Tower (Yurinku-ji)
あきる野市五日市９３２
A temple belonging to the Kenchō-ji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism, known as the Fukurokuju (god of wealth and longevity) of the Musashi Itsukichiji Seven Lucky Gods. The temple grounds feature the main hall, a bell tower, and the Jizō Hall (a hall dedicated to the deity of the afterlife).
History
Founded in 1339 CE (Karyō 2) by the Zen master Myōsū Saitetsu, with Uemura Shinzaemon Shigeshige, the lord of Hivara Castle, as the founding patron. During the Edo period, the temple received a certificate of official status from the shogunate, and it is said that Shigeshige restored and improved the temple. The bell tower was rebuilt in 1956 CE (Shōwa 31).
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