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Myokoji

さいたま市西区指扇1824

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A temple of the Tendai sect, it is also known as Yakuo-zan Kanki-in. It is designated as the 31st site in the Adachi Hotoke Kannon Spiritual Pilgrimage.

History

The exact date of its founding is unknown, but the Shinpen Musashi Fudo-ki Ko (Newly Compiled Musashi Gazetteer) records it as a Tendai temple, a branch of Fukusei-ji in Bessho Village, known as Yakuo-zan Kanki-in. The principal image is Yakushi (the Medicine Buddha).

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