Ryūgyō-ji Temple
立行寺
A historic Hokke sect temple founded in 1630, serving as the final resting place for famous Edo period figures.
What it is
- A Hokke sect temple founded in 1630 by Okubo Hikozaemon.
- The site is also known by the name Okubo-dera.
- It moved to its current location in 1668 following a fire.
- The grounds serve as a cemetery for notable historical and cultural figures.
What to see
- The grave of the temple founder Okubo Hikozaemon.
- The burial site of the legendary figure Isshin Tasuke.
- Graves of modern celebrities including announcer Takayuki Akutagawa.
- The resting places of actors Tatsuya Mihashi and Kyoko Anzai.
Getting there
- Located a one-minute walk from Shirokane-Takanawa Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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