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Eisho-in Temple

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Eisho-in Temple is a historic Soto Zen temple with important cultural properties.

Eisho-in Temple
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What it is

  • A Soto Zen temple.
  • Founded in 1504 by Takeda Nobumasa.
  • Ichige Bunei was the founding priest.

What to see

  • Takeda Nobumasa's memorial tablet and grave.
  • Two stone pagodas: a Hōkyōintō and a Gorintō.
  • A portrait of Ichige Bunei, painted around 1514.
  • A bronze bell cast in 1376, one of Kai's five bells.
  • Buddhist statues and old documents survived a 1909 fire.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

山梨県山梨市矢坪1088 Open in Google Maps

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