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Zenrin-ji (Ryozan-san, Obaku Sect)
三鷹市下連雀４丁目１８−２０
A temple of the Obaku sect located in Mitaka City, Tokyo, with the mountain name Ryozan-san. The grounds contain the graves of Osamu Dazai and Soseki Natsume, making it a site well known for its deep literary connections.
History
Founded by residents from Kanda Renjaku-machi who relocated following the Meireki Great Fire in the early Edo period, it was originally established as a temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji school. After collapsing during a typhoon in 1700 CE (Genroku 13), it was revived by Kenso Genyo of the Obaku sect and renamed Zenrin-ji.
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What visitors say
The grounds feature the graves of literary giants Osamu Dazai and Soseki Natsume, with Dazai's grave constantly receiving many floral offerings. Characterized by a continental-style gate, a meticulously maintained garden, and a spacious parking lot, it offers high convenience for visitors. Please note that Goshuin (shrine or temple calligraphic seal stamps) are currently not distributed.
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