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Enmeizan Jizoji
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A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Obu City, Aichi Prefecture, with the mountain name Enmeizan (Longevity Mountain). It is known as the 5th station of the Chita Shikoku Pilgrimage.
History
The Jizo Hall was established in 1573 CE (Tensho 1) at the invitation of Denjiro of the Jito Ichimura district. It was formally opened in 1575 CE (Tensho 3) with the arrival of the monk Kyo-i Kenku from Nagakend-ji. In 1804 CE (Bunka 1), the Dharma land was re-established by Inso Teikai of Ryogon-ji, and in 1809 CE (Bunka 6), it became the 5th station of the Chita Shikoku Pilgrimage.
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What visitors say
As the 5th station of the Chita Shikoku 88-station pilgrimage, it features a spacious parking lot, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car. The grounds house a 3.5-meter-tall statue of Shugyo Daishi (the Great Master of Ascetic Practice) and a statue of Kobo Daishi (the Great Master of the Dharma), along with a mountain gate, main hall, and Kobo Hall. Restrooms are available, and the temple can also be accessed from the shrine side.
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