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Soto Zen Sect Daizenji Temple
〒400-0014 山梨県甲府市古府中町５０１５ 大泉寺
A Soto Zen temple located in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, with the mountain name Manzenzan. Within the grounds lies Fujimi Pond, which is said to reflect the silhouette of Mount Fuji.
History
Founded during the Oei era in the Shimokamagawa district of Koma District, it was later relocated to Kofu. In 1521, there is a legend regarding the birth of Takeda Shingen, stating that his father, Takeda Shingen (Shin'ge), had a prophetic dream upon the birth of his eldest son and subsequently converted and renamed the temple. From the period of Shin'ge to that of Harunobu (Shingen), the temple served as the Sorojo (monastic administrative office) overseeing Soto Zen temples within Kai Province.
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What visitors say
The long approach path from the main gate to the main hall has a solemn and serene atmosphere. The grounds feature a bronze statue of Takeda Shin'ge and the spirit shrines of the three generations of the Takeda clan, creating a space rich in history. The parking lot for visitors is gravel-surfaced, and the surrounding environment is calm, allowing for a peaceful visit.
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