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Man'en-ji Temple
世田谷区等々力３丁目１５−１ 満願寺
A Shingon Chisan-ha sect temple located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, known for its Ichigon Jizo (One-Word Jizo) statue, which is said to grant wishes when a single prayer is offered.
History
Tradition holds that the temple was founded in the late Heian period and was re-established in 1470 CE (Bunmei 2) as a prayer temple for the Kira clan. During the Edo period, the temple's mountain name was changed to Shikōzan, and the principal image was designated as the Vairocana Buddha of the Diamond World. In the Tenbun era, the temple relocated to its current site and functioned as a constant Dharma discussion hall.
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