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Hanaga Valley Fudo Son Yakuyoke Fudo Myoo
〒151-0071 東京都渋谷区本町２丁目４４−３
Widely known as Hanaga Valley Fudo Son, this temple has long been revered as one of the Three Fudo (Acala) sites in the vicinity of Edo.
History
Founded in 1561 CE (Eiroku 4), it held influence during the Edo period as the attendant temple (Betto-ji) to Hikawa Shrine. In 1747, the statue of Fudo Myoo was enshrined here from Sankoin, and it became widely revered as one of the Three Fudo near Edo. Although the temple was destroyed in air raids in 1945 CE (Showa 20), the statue of Fudo Myoo survived unscathed, and the site has since been restored to its current state.
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What visitors say
Despite being located in the city center, the temple grounds exude a quiet and serene atmosphere once you step inside. The approach retains traces of an old shopping street, and the grounds feel bright due to the lack of dense trees. Although the main image is a secret Buddha (Hibutsu) and cannot be viewed, visitors can worship amidst a solemn ambiance.
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