Jōgen-ji Temple
常源寺
A 17th-century Soto Zen temple in Saitama featuring a rare 15th-century stone pagoda carved from a single piece of schist.
What it is
- A Soto Zen temple in Saitama City founded by Tokugai Bungyo in 1619
- The primary image of worship is a statue of Shakyamuni Buddha
- The site contains archaeological remains dating back to the Muromachi period
What to see
- A five-story pagoda from 1494 carved from a single piece of chlorite schist
- The designated tangible cultural property stands thirty-seven point five centimeters tall
- A modern main hall constructed in 1990
- The temple entrance gate which was rebuilt in 2014
Getting there
- The temple is an eighteen-minute walk from Toyoharu Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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