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Fusaiji Temple
立川市柴崎町４丁目２０−４６
A Rinzai Zen sect temple affiliated with Kenchoji, considered the birthplace of education and culture in Tachikawa. It houses a National Treasure stone pagoda.
History
It is said to have been founded during the Bunwa period (1352–1356 CE) by the local head Tachigawa Munetsune and opened by the monk Butsugai Kasen. The temple was originally located on the site of the Tachigawa clan's residence and is believed to have been moved to its current location after the clan's decline. During the Edo period, it received a vermilion seal letter from the Tokugawa shogunate.
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What visitors say
The temple grounds, featuring a grand mountain gate, a pond, and the main hall, exude a dignified atmosphere thanks to meticulous maintenance and landscaping. An earthen rampart remains in front of the main hall, marking the site of the former Tachigawa residence, and the area beside the hall offers expansive views. Near the gate stands a National Treasure six-sided stone pagoda, and the beautiful stone paving with a seigaiha (blue ocean wave) pattern is a notable highlight.
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