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Kashu San Ryoga-in Miroku-ji

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Kashu San Ryoga-in Miroku-ji

沼田市上発知町445

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A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located on the mid-slopes of Mount Kashu, enshrining the Sacred Kannon (Avalokiteshvara) as its principal deity.

History

This is a Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Kamihatchi-machi, Numata City, Gunma Prefecture. The temple is named Miroku-ji (Temple of Maitreya) and is situated on the mid-slopes of Mount Kashu, which towers over the northern part of Numata City.

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What visitors say

The temple grounds, found at the end of a mountain path, are bright and exude a quiet atmosphere. There is a spacious paved parking lot and clean public restrooms, making access by car convenient. The main hall features an overwhelmingly large Tengu mask, and in autumn, the entire mountain is enveloped in vibrant autumn foliage.

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