Jōzai-ji Temple
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A historic Nichiren Shu temple founded in 1312, relocated to Ebina after being rebuilt following a medieval invasion.
What it is
- A Nichiren Shu temple belonging to the Koto-hoen lineage.
- Founded in 1312 by Ryosho-bo Nichijo and originally located in Kamakura.
- Rebuilt in 1397 after being burned during an invasion in 1333.
- Relocated to its current site in Ebina in 1523.
What to see
- The temple grounds also known as Mubeyama Jozai-ji.
- Historical architecture associated with the Honkozan mountain name.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Jōzai-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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