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Eifuku-ji Temple
江戸川区東小松川２丁目１−１５
A temple of the Shingon-Ryoseiha sect located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. It enshrines Amida Nyorai (Amithaba Buddha), said to have been created by Gyoki, as its principal deity.
History
Founded in the late Sengoku period by the monk Yuken. Originally named Chofuku-ji, it was renamed Eifuku-ji in 1716 due to a naming taboo imposed by the shogunate, as the original name coincided with that of the heir to the shogun.
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What visitors say
A quiet temple nestled among trees within a tranquil residential area. The main hall and main building have undergone extensive renovations and feature lavish decorations. Known as a healing spot where sunlight filtering through the leaves is particularly beautiful during the fresh green season. Convenient facilities for shopping are available nearby, making visits easy.
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