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Dojoji Temple
練馬区石神井台１丁目１６−７ 道場寺本堂
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Nerima Ward, Tokyo. It houses cultural properties, including a signed document by Hojo Ujimasa.
History
Founded in 1372 CE (Annō 5) by Toyoshima Terutoki as the family temple for the Toyoshima clan. Originally a Rinzai Zen temple, it converted to the Soto Zen school in 1601 CE (Keichō 6).
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What visitors say
A charming temple with a quiet precinct featuring a three-story pagoda. Visitors can enjoy seasonal scenery, including autumn leaves, plum blossoms, and peach blossoms. There is a spacious parking lot and a route for worship from the main hall side. It also accepts requests for Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) as the second station of the Musashino 33 Kannon Pilgrimage.
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