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Shōganji

新庄市鉄砲町3−38

3.5(2)

This site is the sixth station of the Shinjo Jika 33 Kannon (the 33 Kannon pilgrimage of the Shinjo region), and the primary deity is Senju Kannon Bosatsu (the Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva).

History

It is said that the temple's origins date back to 1686 CE (Genroku 1), when Masanari Tozawa, the second lord of the Shinjo Domain, moved the Man'nenji temple from the area of Ota to its current location in Tokamachi to commemorate his son, Masatake. It was subsequently renamed to its current title.

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