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Tonguan-in
吉野町吉野山２４１６
A special head temple of the Konpuku-zen Shugendo sect, corresponding to the Mago-in of the Omine Mountains. The main deity is a statue of En no Gyoja, and the temple currently operates as a lodging temple (shukubo).
History
Built in the late 7th century by En no Gyoja to the southeast of Konpuku-ji at the time of its founding. It serves as the Mago-in of the Omine Mountains and is also a pilgrimage site (shakusho) associated with En no Gyoja. For generations, it has received the patronage of the Konoe family, serving as their place of prayer.
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What visitors say
Located to the southeast of Konpuku-ji, the temple is characterized by the imposing presence of its Five-Story Pagoda (Tahoto). The beautiful cherry blossoms within the grounds are highly regarded for their harmony with the pagoda. As a pilgrimage site for En no Gyoja, it offers Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) and occasionally displays the statue of the practitioner.
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