Jōryū-ji Temple
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Joryuji Temple, or Tsubaki-dera, is a historic Nichiren temple in Tokyo with a notable grave.
What it is
- Joryuji is a Nichiren sect temple.
- It was founded in 1616 by Zenryu-in Nichinen.
- Its alias is Tsubaki-dera.
- It enshrines a Kishimojin statue.
What to see
- Tajma Zusho's grave is a registered historic site.
- A stone Shakyamuni Nyorai seated statue was donated in 1663.
- The four-legged gate was built in 1736.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Jōryū-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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