Jūren-ji Temple
十連寺
Jūren-ji Temple is a historic Jōdo-shū temple founded in 1396, offering cultural properties and graves.
What it is
- A Jōdo-shū Buddhist temple.
- Founded in 1396 by Nen'yo.
- Visited by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1613.
- Ieyasu named it Hoshina-zan Jūren-ji.
What to see
- The triple hollyhock crest.
- Graves of Shibata Yasutada and Yasunaga.
- Keian no Kinsatsu cultural property.
- Jūren-ji Itabi Tōba cultural property.
- Jūren-ji Tokuhon Gyōja Rokuji Myōgō Kuyōtō cultural property.
Getting there
- 7-minute walk from Shimin Taiikukan-mae bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
埼玉県上尾市今泉2-15-1 Open in Google Maps
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