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Mashouji Temple
立川市柴崎町１丁目２−１３
A Buddhist temple located in Tachikawa City, Tokyo, with the mountain name Toukyouzan. It is a religious group possessing its own unique doctrinal system and practice system.
History
Established in 1938 as the 'Shingon Shu Daigo Ha Tachikawa Fudouzon Kyoukai' (Shingon Daigo Sect Tachikawa Fudozon Church), it formed an independent religious group after passing through wartime religious regulations. In 1948, the 'Makoto Kyoudan' (Makoto Religious Group) was established, becoming the only Buddhist group that takes the Mahaparinirvana Sutra as its principal scripture. The founder is Ito Mashou, and the principal image is Kuon Joujou Shaka Muni Nyorai (the Eternal Abiding Shakyamuni Tathagata).
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What visitors say
It is a place with a calm atmosphere that soothes the heart, where visitors can experience a mysterious warmth and refreshing feeling. Within the temple grounds, lanterns, light-ups, and projection mapping are held, along with prayer services dedicated to peace.
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