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Myojushi (Myojushi Temple)
世田谷区北烏山５丁目１５−１
A temple belonging to the Hokke-shu (Honmon-ryu) sect, featuring a guest hall designated as a tangible cultural property by Setagaya Ward. It is one of the earliest temples to relocate to the Karayama-ji-machi area.
History
Founded in 1631 CE (Kangyo 8) by Honko-in Nichiu, it was originally named Myokanji. Later, by order of the shogunate, it relocated to Sarumae Village in Katsushika District, Musashi Province, and was renamed Myojushi after the dharma name of a physician's mother. Suffering severe damage in the Great Kanto Earthquake, it relocated again in 1929 to its current location in Kita-Karayama, Setagaya Ward.
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What visitors say
The grounds are characterized by lush greenery, bamboo groves, and majestic ginkgo trees, creating a beautiful environment in harmony with nature. The temple features historical buildings and a guest hall, and passing through the gate immerses visitors in a quiet atmosphere. It is accessible on foot from Koganei Station, offering a calm setting for worship.
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