Fudō-ji Temple
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A Soto Zen temple housing a 13th-century stone Fudo Myoo statue designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
What it is
- A Soto Zen temple officially established in 1944 in Shibukawa.
- Dedicated to a stone statue of Fudo Myoo commissioned in 1251.
- Locally known by the name Miyata no Fudo-sama.
- The original temple buildings were destroyed during the Meiji era.
What to see
- A 166-centimeter stone statue designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
- A stone lantern from 1443 recognized as a city cultural property.
- Miyata Shrine located directly north of the temple grounds.
When to go
- The stone statue is publicly displayed every year on January 28.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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