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Yoshihashi Daisai Go Pilgrimage Site No. 20

八千代市吉橋805

One of the pilgrimage sites of the Yoshihashi Daisai Go, characterized by the inclusion of shrines alongside temples as designated stops.

History

In 1807 CE, the 88 sites of the Kazusa Four Districts pilgrimage were established by Zenshu, the abbot of Jofukuji Temple. Around 1841 CE, the pilgrimage was divided and reorganized into the Yoshihashi Daisai and Higashi-Katsushika Inba Daisai circuits. Although the group's activities were suspended in 1995, individual and small-group pilgrimages continue to be conducted today.

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