Manzo-ji
満蔵寺
A historic Tendai temple in Saitama featuring significant medieval stone monuments and local legends dating back to the ninth century.
What it is
- A Tendai sect temple founded by the monk Ennin in 850.
- The site houses a cemetery containing ancient stone cultural properties.
- It serves as an annual pilgrimage site for followers of the Shinshu Takada school.
What to see
- The four-meter Torako-ishi stone monument built in 1311 by the monk Yuigan.
- A city-designated stone monument featuring a carved Jizo image.
- A historic stone monument dating back to 1547 located on the grounds.
Getting there
- The temple is a 22-minute walk from Hasuda Station.
- It is located a 4-minute drive from the Hasuda Smart Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Manzo-ji Open in Google Maps
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