Saikōin Temple
西光院
Saikoin is a historic Edo-period temple in Tokyo, home to unique cultural properties.
What it is
- A Shingi Shingon sect Buddhist temple.
- Founded in the early Edo period by Asada Choemon.
- The 10th sacred site of the New Shikoku Shikaryo 88 Pilgrimage.
- Formerly known as "Cherry Blossom Temple" (Sakura-dera).
What to see
- The "Tagari Kannon" statue, a temple treasure.
- Tagari Kannon is an Adachi City Registered Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
- Asada Choemon's grave, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
- Surikesa Itagi (woodblock), a Registered Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
- Koshin-to (stone tower), a Registered Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都足立区中川3-21-20 Open in Google Maps
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