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Enmeizan Shokoin
世田谷区桜１丁目２６−３５ 勝光院
A Soto sect temple located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, with the mountain name Enmeizan (Longevity Mountain). It is known as the family temple of the Kira clan, the former lords of Setagaya.
History
Founded in 1335 CE (Kenmu 2) by Zen master Ginpō Ryūkō of Kenchō-ji, with Kira Haruka, the lord of Setagaya, as the founder. It was originally established as Ryūō-ji of the Rinzai sect under the Kenchō-ji branch, but is now a Soto sect temple.
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What visitors say
A quiet and serene temple that helps visitors forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The grounds are well-maintained, featuring a magnificent bamboo grove, large trees, and old doors that evoke a sense of history. It also has modern facilities, such as an incense lighter, and is characterized by its solemn atmosphere amidst a quiet residential neighborhood.
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