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Tendai Sect Hoshino-zan Chu-in
川越市小仙波町５丁目１５−１
A Tendai sect temple with the mountain name Hoshino-zan, the temple name Mujujuji, and the precinct name Chu-in. It is designated as a Kawagoe City Historical Site.
History
Founded in the Heian period by Ennin with the imperial permission of Emperor Junna, it was originally named Mujujuji Butchi-in. It was rebuilt in the Kamakura period by the monk Sohai and reached its peak as the head temple of the Tendai sect in the Kanto region. In 1639, it was relocated to its current location, where it remains today.
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What visitors say
This temple is characterized by its quiet and elegant atmosphere. In spring, weeping cherry blossoms bloom in front of the main hall, and in autumn, visitors can enjoy the scent of osmanthus and the vibrant autumn foliage. Located on the south side of Kita-in, it offers a serene environment for worship, including the surrounding landscape.
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