Jōkō-ji Temple
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Jōkō-ji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple in Tokyo, preserving the legacy of local pear farming.
What it is
- A Jōdo-shū Buddhist temple.
- Founded in 1268 by Kishu Zenshi Ryōchū.
- Originates from a hermitage built by Gen Sei.
- Dedicated to the founder of local pear farming.
What to see
- Monument to Shinkawa Nashi pears.
- Grave of Ōtsuka Sōzō, pear industry founder.
- Wooden statues of Ōtsuka family ancestors.
Getting there
- 14-minute walk from Ichinoe Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都江戸川区江戸川3-22-5 Open in Google Maps
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