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Oonji Temple
北区赤羽西６丁目１５−１９
A Nichiren sect temple located in Kita Ward, Tokyo, with the mountain name Seijaku-zan. It is also designated as one of the Kita Ward Hundred Scenic Spots.
History
Founded in 1624 by Seijakuin Nissen in Nishisugadacho, Honjo Nezu. After suffering damage in the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, the temple relocated to its current site in 1925.
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What visitors say
An ancient Nichiren sect temple located near Akiba Station. The grounds house many stone statues and the 33 Kannon, allowing for worship in a tranquil atmosphere. There are many small cemeteries in the surrounding area, and the parking lot tends to be somewhat limited in space.
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