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Zuisen-ji Temple
台東区今戸２丁目１７−３
A temple of the Jodo-shu (Pure Land) sect located in Taito Ward, Tokyo. It has deep historical ties with the Etchu Matsudaira clan and houses a Koshin-to (stele dedicated to the god of longevity) designated as a Tangible Cultural Property of Taito Ward.
History
The founding date is unknown, but it is presumed to have been established in the early Edo period because the founder, Sojo Seijo, passed away in 1667. The temple had close relations with the Etchu Matsudaira clan, and memorial tablets for figures such as Yukiyoshi Hideyasu were enshrined there. The main buildings were destroyed in air raids in 1945. The main hall was rebuilt in 1986, and the principal image was reconstructed in 1989.
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