Jitsugyō-ji Temple
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Historic Nichiren temple in Hakodate, notable for its unique role in early international relations.
What it is
- A Nichiren sect temple.
- Founded in 1655 as a hermitage by Seikan.
- Became a branch temple of Hokke-ji in 1690.
- Temporarily served as a Russian consulate lodging.
What to see
- The current main hall, built in 1918.
- Enshrines Hokushin Myoken Bosatsu.
- Graves of Aizu clan samurai from the Hakodate War.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
北海道函館市船見町18-18 Open in Google Maps
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