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Yumatsu-in

江東区白河1丁目1−8

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A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple originally established as the Kaizan-do (founding monk's hall) of Reigan-ji. It houses numerous registered cultural properties, including the graves of wealthy merchants and female haiku poets.

History

Founded by Yugo Shonin, it was established in 1627 CE (Kangyo 4) as the Kaizan-do of Reigan-ji. It is a Jodo-shu temple with the mountain name Dohozan.

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