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Yudoyama Renshoji (Tofu-kai Jizo-son)

〒020-0874 岩手県盛岡市南大通2丁目2−13

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This site is the 6th station of the Iwate Sanjūsan Kannon (Thirty-three Kannon) pilgrimage site. Every year on October 2nd, a festival is held for Tofu-kai Jizo-son (the Jizo deity of purchasing tofu).

History

The temple was founded by Monk Monryūkai as a branch temple of Yudoyama Shūrenji. The main hall was constructed in 1879 CE (Meiji 12), and the temple's foundation was formally established the following year in 1880 CE (Meiji 13). However, the structures were destroyed by a major fire in 1884 CE (Meiji 17).

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