Nichiun-ji Temple
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Nichiun-ji Temple, known as Hydrangea Temple, offers historical insights and natural beauty.
What it is
- A Nichiren sect temple, formerly Shingon.
- Rebuilt in 1571 by Masaki Tokimichi and Yoritada.
- Received land grant from the Tokugawa shogunate.
- Known as Hydrangea Temple of Boso.
What to see
- About 20,000 hydrangeas planted in 1970.
- Nio-mon Gate is a cultural property.
- Kaya tree is a natural monument.
- Graves of Masaki Tokimichi and Yoritada are a historic site.
- Rain Prayer Tower is a historic site.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
千葉県南房総市加茂2124-1 Open in Google Maps
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