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Korinji Temple

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Korinji Temple

川崎市麻生区細山3丁目9−1

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A Zen Buddhist temple of the Rinzai sect, specifically the Kenchoji branch, located in Ase District, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The principal image is the Eleven-Faced Kannon, and the temple also houses a statue of Prince Shotoku by Takamura Koto.

History

Founded in 1525 by Nanju Hozen of Jufukuji. During the Keicho period, the mountain name was designated as Nanreizan and the temple name as Korinji. The main hall and storage building were rebuilt in 1971, and a five-story pagoda was erected in 1987.

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What visitors say

The majestic five-story pagoda towering over the high ground of Mt. Hosoyama is a major highlight. In spring, the plum blossoms and other flowers are beautiful, and visitors can rest in the open pavilion while admiring the pagoda. The grounds also feature an area lined with statues of Kannon Bodhisattva, allowing for a serene and well-maintained worship experience.

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