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Jojin-ji (Kubinbutsu) Niomon (Shiunro)
世田谷区奥沢７丁目４１−３
A Jodo-shu temple, it is commonly known as Kubinbutsu (Nine Grades of Buddha) because it houses nine statues of Amida Nyorai (Amitabha Buddha) based on the doctrine of rebirth in the Nine Grades of the Pure Land.
History
The site of Jojin-ji was originally Okusawa Castle, associated with the Kira clan. In the fifth year of Kanbun (1665 CE), the local village head received the land for use as a temple site. In the sixth year of Enpo (1678 CE), the monk Kaseki established the temple.
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