Saifuku-ji Temple
西福寺
A 14th-century Jodo sect temple in Kawaguchi featuring historic Jizo statues and a memorial for railway accident victims.
What it is
- A Jodo sect temple founded by the priest Shogyo in 1395
- Restored at its current location by Denyo Seiko in 1574
- The current main hall is a reinforced concrete structure built in 1984
- Formerly the head temple for branch sites Jokyu-in and Jizo-ji
What to see
- Six Jizo statues dating back to the Kyoho era
- A monument dedicated to Tokuhon Shonin on the grounds
- A memorial dedicated to victims of railway accidents
- The modern reinforced concrete main hall building
Getting there
- Located a nine minute walk from Nishikawaguchi Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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