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Ritsugenji Temple

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Ritsugenji Temple

目黒区中根2丁目21−17

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A Nichiren sect temple located in Meguro Ward, Tokyo, with the mountain name Chōchōzan. It is also commonly known as Hiyoshidai Sanbōdō (Hiyoshidai Three Treasures Hall).

History

Founded in 1624 by Nichiun, it was originally a temple of the Nichiren sect's Fushu Fushi (non-receiving, non-giving) branch. In 1698, when Hiyoshidai Hokkeji converted to the Tendai sect, Ritsugenji became a branch temple of Shigisan Kuonji.

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What visitors say

The temple features a spacious precinct with a grand mountain gate, main hall, and water purification basin, creating a serene atmosphere. It also includes a modern ceremony hall and administrative office. Various flowers bloom in each season, with the highlight being the close-up view of lotus flowers.

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