Kōshō-ji Temple
光勝寺
A historic Kamakura-period temple in Sakura City offering scenic views of Lake Inbanuma and ancient memorial towers of the Usui clan.
What it is
- A Ji-shu Buddhist temple located in Sakura City.
- Founded during the Kamakura period as a Shingon sect temple.
- Converted to the Ji-shu sect under the leadership of Shinkyo Shonin.
- Recognized as one of the scenic Eight Views of Usui.
What to see
- Memorial towers dedicated to the Usui clan located on the grounds.
- A panoramic view of Lake Inbanuma from the temple site.
- The famous evening bell which is a local cultural landmark.
Getting there
- A thirteen minute walk from Keisei Usui Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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