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Kinyama-ji Temple
〒270-0023 千葉県松戸市八ケ崎２丁目４０−７
A Soto sect Buddhist temple known as Hacho-san, enshrining Bishamonten (Vaisravana), one of the Seven Lucky Gods featured in the Matsudo Historical Sites pilgrimage. Within the grounds stands a large, ancient ginkgo tree that has long been revered in faiths related to child-rearing.
History
This Soto sect temple was founded during the Keicho period (1596–1615 CE). For over 400 years, it has served as the family temple for longstanding households in areas such as Yagasaki, Koganebara, Kanegasaku, and Nakawakura, protected and maintained by the local community.
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Blessings
The large ancient ginkgo tree within the temple grounds is revered as an object of worship for those seeking blessings related to child-rearing.
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