Keisan-ji Temple
慶珊寺
A 17th-century Shingon-shu temple in Yokohama featuring a historic wooden Kannon statue and a monument to Sun Yat-sen.
What it is
- A temple of the Shingon-shu Omuro school founded in 1624
- Established by feudal lord Toyoshima Akishige to honor his mother
- Located in the Kanazawa Ward of Yokohama near Tomioka Sogo Park
What to see
- A wooden Eleven-faced Kannon statue designated as a Prefectural Important Cultural Property
- A monument commemorating Sun Yat-sen located at the front gate
- The neighboring grounds of Tomioka Hachiman-gu Shrine
Getting there
- A fifteen minute walk from Keikyu Tomioka Station
- Buses from Shin-Sugita Station stop at Tomioka Higashi Junior High School
- Buses from Isogo Station stop at the Miya-no-mae bus stop
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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