Ganjō-ji Temple
願成寺
A historic Rinzai sect temple in Sano City featuring the grave of a famous samurai from the Hachinoki legend.
What it is
- A Rinzai Kencho-ji sect temple founded by Chikai Hoin between 770 and 781.
- The site was officially established as a temple from 806 to 810.
- Fujiwara no Hidesato restored the temple during the Tenkyo era.
- Converted from the Tendai sect to Rinzai during the 1380s under Koten Zenji.
What to see
- The grave of Sano Genzaemon Tsuneyo is located on the temple grounds.
- Historical markers related to Tsuneyo and the famous Hachinoki bonsai story.
Getting there
- The temple is a twenty-eight minute walk from Kuzu Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ganjō-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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