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Hōrinzan Enkō-ji (Enkō-ji)

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A Jōdo Shinshū Honganji-ha temple located in Kaita City, Osaka Prefecture. It is also known as the site where the Hōonkō (Gratitude Service), considered the origin of the Tōhachi Bon Odori (East Bon Dance), was held.

History

Founded during the Tenbun era by Asashima Sanjōchō of Iga Province, who initially converted to Zen Buddhism. The temple later converted to Jōdo Shinshū. During the Edo period, it served as a branch temple of Fukusen-ji in Kyoto. The current main hall is believed to date from the late to very late Edo period.

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