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Hokkoku 74: Suiyozan Eishoin
〒020-0063 岩手県盛岡市材木町４−１０
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple known as Suiyozan (Water Nurturing Mountain). It is a center of devotion to the Sake-Buying Jizo Bosatsu (the Jizo Bodhisattva associated with purchasing sake).
History
The temple was founded by the tenth abbot of Hakkodai Hokkoji in Naku Village, Noda District, known as Manshitsu Songei. It was relocated to its current site during the tenure of the second abbot, Shushitsu Genshu. The temple refused to become a branch of the Ho-onji temple under the control of the Nanbu Domain, resulting in the loss of its right to receive domain stipends. During the famine of 1755 CE (Horei 5), the temple cooperated with the domain's relief efforts by sheltering many people.
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What visitors say
Located in the central district of Morioka, this is a large temple known for its Sake-Buying Jizo Bosatsu. The grounds are well-maintained, and the facilities are modern, featuring carved gates and a main hall with automatic doors. The annual grand festival in July is lively, and the temple also accommodates visitors for memorial services and soul-releasing rituals.
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