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Enju-in
〒270-1152 千葉県我孫子市寿２丁目２７−１０ 子之神大黒天
A Shingon Buddhist temple of the Hozon-ha sect located in Abiko City, Chiba Prefecture. It is known as the Betsugonji (a temple associated with a shrine) for Kono-no-Kongyen-sha (Kono-no-Kami Daikokuten).
History
The founding date is unknown. It was originally located in the center of Abiko-juku and served as the Betsugonji for Kono-no-Kongyen-sha (Kono-no-Kami Daikokuten). In 1918, it was relocated to the grounds of Kono-no-Kami Daikokuten and integrated with the shrine.
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What visitors say
Located on high ground overlooking Lake Tega, the temple is situated in a quiet spot within a residential area. The grounds feature cherry blossoms and autumn foliage. It is also a pilgrimage site for the Boke-fushi Kannon (Kannon who wards off mental confusion), known for its Hiwatari-sai (fire-walking festival). Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) can be obtained at the office, and there is a parking lot available for visitors.
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