Fudō-ji Temple
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A historic Obaku Zen temple in Gunma founded by priest Gyoki, known for its massive protected cedar and shogun connections.
What it is
- An Obaku Zen temple in Nanmoku founded by the priest Gyoki during the Nara period.
- The site originated as a small hut built to house a Fudomyoo statue.
- Restored in 1675 by Chion Dokai, a priest followed by Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi.
- Formerly a major religious center that managed two hundred branch temples.
What to see
- A large cedar tree designated as a Gunma Prefecture natural monument.
- The temple grounds known locally as the Okunoin of Joshu.
- Historic architecture associated with its nickname Yakuyoke Fudo.
Getting there
- The site is a twenty-five minute drive from the Shimonita Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Fudō-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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