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Ikkenji Temple
白山市鶴来本町４丁目チ３１
A temple belonging to the Jodo-shu sect, it bears the mountain name Fudouzansan. It is notable for housing one of the largest rock-carved statues of Fudo Myoo (the Wisdom King of Immovable Wisdom) in Japan, and for using the 'Kenbaibachi' (Sword and Plum Blossom in a Bowl) crest of the Maeda clan, the former feudal lords of Kaga, on its roof tiles.
History
Its predecessor was Jomon-zan Ikken-in, established in 1631 CE (Kan'ei 8) as a retirement temple for Hoen-ji in Takaramachi, Kanazawa. After it burned down during the Tenpo era, it was rebuilt, and the rock-carved statue of Fudo Myoo was restored based on a legend that it was originally carved by Daishi Taisho.
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Blessings
It is venerated for its benefits in curing eye diseases, promoting business prosperity, and warding off evil.
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