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Tokuzoji Temple
東村山市諏訪町１丁目２６−３
A Rinzai sect temple in the Daitokuji school located in Higashimurayama City, Tokyo, known by the nickname 'Chirakashi-ji' (the scattered temple) for its collection of over 150 stone tablets.
History
Founded by Hei-ei during the Sengoku period to the early Edo period. The temple's reconstruction was overseen by Zenso Yu, who invited Hei-ei to serve as the founding abbot of the renewed temple.
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What visitors say
The temple grounds are not very large, but they feature charming spaces such as a tea room and a well-maintained garden, allowing for a quiet visit. The Stone Tablet Preservation Museum displays many stone tablets, including Important Cultural Properties, along with historical documents, offering a rewarding experience. Facilities such as a rest room and toilets are located next to the main gate, providing convenient amenities for visitors.
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