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Yoshihashi Daisi Kō 52nd Pilgrimage Site
八千代市吉橋２１３９ 寺台公会堂
This is one of the pilgrimage sites of the Yoshihashi Daisi Kō (a religious group dedicated to Kōbō Daishi) and is associated with the activities of the group that visits a replica of the 88 Pilgrimage Sites of Shikoku.
History
In 1807, the 88 Pilgrimage Sites of the four districts of Kozuke were established by the abbot Zenshū of Jōfuku-ji Temple. Around 1841, the sites were divided and reorganized into the Yoshihashi Daisi and the Higashi-Katsushika Inba Daisi. In the early Meiji period, offerings to the temples housing the pilgrimage sites were common, but today, pilgrimages are conducted by individuals or small groups.
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