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Chiba-ji Temple on Mount Kaimyo
〒260-0844 千葉県千葉市中央区千葉寺町１６１
A temple of the Toyama-ha sect of Shingon Buddhism and the 29th station of the Bando Sanju San Kannon pilgrimage. The grounds feature a ginkgo tree designated as a Natural Monument by Chiba Prefecture.
History
Legend states that in 709 CE (Wado 2), the monk Gyoki enshrined an eleven-faced Kannon statue, marking the beginning of the temple. It was named Chiba-ji by order of Emperor Shomu. It served as a prayer site for the Chiba clan, and during the Edo period, a traditional event called 'Chiba Warai' was held there.
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What visitors say
As the 29th station of the Bando Sanju San Kannon pilgrimage, the temple is impressively marked by a large ginkgo tree on its grounds. The expansive precincts have a calm atmosphere, and structures such as the main hall and Niomon gate are magnificent. It is within walking distance from the station, has well-maintained parking, and offers Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps).
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