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Kongōson Tennoji
水戸市八幡町１１−６９
A Soto sect temple located in Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture, enshrining Shakyamuni Buddha as its principal image. The complex includes the Kigoku Kongōson Tennoji, established in 1694 CE (Genroku 7).
History
Originally, the site was home to Tendoji, founded by Takeda Yoshinori. Tokugawa Mitsukuni invited Toho Shinketsu to serve as the abbot. Later, Takeda Tsunamasa renamed the temple Jusho-san Jienji, which became an independent head temple of the Jusho branch of the Soto sect. During the Meiji era, the status of the Jusho branch head temple was abolished, and the temple merged into the Dogen-line Soto sect.
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