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Jodo Shinshu Shoak-ji

長野市大町120−1

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A temple of the Hongwanji school of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism, it is sometimes listed among the seven famous temples associated with Zenkoji.

History

Founded in 1191 CE (Kenkyu 2) by Wakatsuki Shige-katsu as Fukaya-yama Renge-in Shoho-ji within the Zenkoji mountain precinct. It later moved through Nagamon-machi to its current location in Nishi-ato-machi. In 1925, it became a direct subordinate temple of Hongwanji and was renamed Hongwanji Nagano Betsuin. During the Meiji era, the region's first modern school was established here, reflecting its deep ties to the local community.

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