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Konzō-ji Temple

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A 14th-century Buddhist temple in Tokyo dedicated to King Enma, serving as a memorial for famine victims and local workers.

Konzō-ji Temple
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What it is

  • A Shingon Buzan Buddhist temple founded in 1335.
  • The current main deity of the temple is King Enma.
  • The site historically served as a Nagekomi-dera for local sex workers.
  • Jizō Bosatsu was the former main deity of this location.

What to see

  • A stone memorial tower dedicated to victims of the Tenpō famine.
  • A stone memorial tower commemorating deceased prostitutes.
  • The temple grounds and the main hall housing the deity King Enma.

Getting there

  • The temple is a five-minute walk from Kita-Senju Station.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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