Jōryū-ji Temple
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Joryu-ji Temple is a historic Nichiren temple known for its weeping plum blossoms and Yuan envoy mounds.
What it is
- A Nichiren sect temple.
- Founded as Koin Riseiji of the Shingon sect.
- Converted to Nichiren sect and renamed in 1532.
- Temple mountain name is Ryukozan.
What to see
- Mounds of Yuan envoys executed by Hojo Tokimune.
- Famous for weeping plum blossoms.
- Yuan envoy mound built in 1925.
Getting there
- 2-minute walk from Shonan-Enoshima Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
神奈川県藤沢市片瀬3-14-3 Open in Google Maps
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