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Sanbosuji Temple
練馬区石神井台１丁目１５−６
A Shingon Chizan sect temple also known as Ishikami Fudōzon, renowned for its numerous historical structures and status as a power spot.
History
Founded in 1394 CE (Ōei 1) by the monk Kōso Hōin from Dai Rakuji Temple in Kamakura. Initially established as a prayer temple for the Toshima clan, it was later relocated to the site of the current Ishikami Castle ruins by Ota Dōgan. During the Edo period, it was widely revered as a main temple and served as a resting place for Tokugawa Iemitsu during his falconry hunts.
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What visitors say
The temple grounds are spacious, featuring historical structures such as the main hall, the Daishi Hall, and the Fundamental Great Pagoda, set against a natural landscape surrounded by ponds and forests. Notable attractions include a large Peace Great Buddha statue and a sand-walking pilgrimage site representing the 88 temples of Shikoku, offering many interesting sights for visitors.
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