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Saimyoji Temple
守山市勝部１丁目１８−２３
This temple is home to a stone five-story pagoda (the Jirai Pagoda), a National Important Cultural Property, which is believed to have been donated by Hojo Tokiyori, the regent of the Kamakura Shogunate.
History
It is said that this temple was established by Hojo Tokiyori, the fifth regent of the Kamakura Shogunate, who stopped by during his journey to Kyoto. The temple's name derives from the fact that Tokiyori was referred to as the 'Saimyoji-dono' (Lord of Saimyoji) after he retired from public life and took monastic vows.
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Blessings
The Jizo statue in the Jizo Hall is believed to offer blessings for safe childbirth.
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