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Enyuji Bell Tower

目黒区碑文谷1丁目22−21

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A Tendai sect temple located in Meguro Ward, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Kei-ozan, and its temple name is Monju-in.

History

It is said to have begun in 853 CE when Ennin founded Hoppukuji. In 1283 CE, Nichigen converted it to the Nichiren sect and renamed it Myoko-zan Hokkeji. However, due to persecution by the Edo shogunate, it reverted to a Tendai temple in 1698 CE. In 1834 CE, it was renamed Kei-ozan Enyuji, its current name.

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