Hōon-ji Temple
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Hōon-ji Temple is a historic 17th-century Tokyo temple with notable graves, worth visiting for its serene atmosphere.
What it is
- A stand-alone temple of the Kenpon Hokke sect.
- Founded in 1624 by Nichitei Jōgyōin.
- Moved to its current location between 1655 and 1658.
- Formerly held the status of a Goshuin-ji temple.
What to see
- Cemetery with the grave of the Kazusa Sakai family.
- Cemetery with the grave of the Takashima family.
- Cemetery with the grave of Ema-ya Gakuyū II.
- Cemetery with the grave of Nishiō Tōkoku.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都新宿区須賀町13 Open in Google Maps
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