Zuike-in Temple
瑞華院
A historic Jodo sect temple founded in 1492, housing sacred statues that survived the air raids of World War II.
What it is
- A Jodo sect Buddhist temple founded by Tenyo Ryomon in 1492
- Originally established as a sub-temple of the famous Zojoji Temple
- The founder served as the fifth head priest of Zojoji Temple
- Relocated to its current site in 1900 after several historical moves
What to see
- A statue of Amida Nyorai that survived the 1945 air raids
- A preserved statue of the temple founder, Tenyo Ryomon
- The modern main hall rebuilt after the original was destroyed in wartime
Getting there
- The temple is a three-minute walk from Hiroo Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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