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Shoshin-ji Temple
江戸川区北小岩７丁目２７−５
A temple of the Toyama-ha sect of Shingon Buddhism, featuring a Koshinto (tombstone dedicated to the god of the north star) and a child's tomb registered as cultural properties by Edogawa Ward within its grounds.
History
Founded at the end of the Sengoku period by Dajo Ho-in on this site, which was the battlefield of the Battle of Koda, with prayers for world peace. The current main hall was newly constructed in October 1968 (Showa 43).
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What visitors say
Although the grounds are compact, the Daishi-do (hall dedicated to Kukai) houses well-preserved wooden plaques and stone statues from pilgrimage sites that evoke a sense of history. Offerings such as incense and purification water are provided, ensuring thoughtful care for visitors.
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