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Nichiren-shu Chogoku-zan Myozou-ji
〒277-0902 千葉県柏市大井１０７０
A Nichiren-shu temple known as Chogoku-zan.
History
Around 1288 CE (Shoei 1), the monk Nichiben, a senior priest from Echigo, converted a Shingon-shu 'Mido' (shrine hall) that existed in this area into a Nichiren-shu temple, establishing Kouun-zan Myozou-ji (now Chogoku-zan Myozou-ji).
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What visitors say
The temple grounds are usually quiet, but in summer they are filled with a lively atmosphere due to the Manrou Gyoretsu (procession of lanterns) and Enichi (festival). One of the highlights is the magnificent large sugi (Japanese cedar) tree, which is said to be the largest in Kashiwa City.
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