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Daishin-ji Temple

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A Jodo Shu temple in Takasaki housing the historic grave of Tokugawa Tadanaga, the third shogun's younger brother.

Daishin-ji Temple
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What it is

  • A Jodo Shu Buddhist temple founded by Naito Masatoki during the late Sengoku period.
  • The temple moved from Minowa Castle to Takasaki alongside the lord Ii Naomasa.
  • It serves as the burial site for Tokugawa Tadanaga, brother of the third shogun.
  • The grounds contain designated historical sites and important cultural properties of Takasaki City.

What to see

  • The gravestone of Tokugawa Tadanaga erected in 1675 following his ritual suicide.
  • The grave of Shuzui Hikosaburo, which is a designated important cultural property.
  • Historical markers designating the site as a significant local heritage location.

Getting there

  • The temple is located an eight-minute walk from Takasaki Station.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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