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Narakenji Temple
〒270-0132 千葉県流山市駒木７０４
A Nichiren sect temple located in Komaki, Ryugasaki City, Chiba Prefecture, known as Tsuhozan Narakenji. It is situated immediately next to Edogawa University and was historically considered the inner sanctuary (Okunoin) of Komaki Suwa Shrine.
History
Originally a Shingon sect temple named Kongozan Dojoji, it was renamed to its current name and relocated to its present site during the Kamakura period when it converted to the Nichiren sect. Traditions hold that a disciple of Kobo Daishi subdued a dragon deity to establish Dojoji, and that a disciple of Nichiren engaged in a doctrinal debate with a monk affiliated with Dojoji, leading to the temple's conversion to the Nichiren sect. It is also said that Nichiro converted a dragon deity to the Lotus Sutra, and the Takichi family established the temple, marking the beginning of Narakenji.
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What visitors say
The spacious temple grounds are well-maintained, offering a quiet and serene atmosphere. In addition to the main hall, stone statues of the Seven Lucky Gods and Benten are scattered throughout the grounds. Depending on the season, the azaleas are beautiful, and Goshuin (shrine or temple calligraphic seal stamps) are available. A parking lot is provided, so visitors can come with attention to the surrounding road conditions.
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