Seigen-ji Temple
聖現寺
A historic Shingon Buddhist temple in Naha that manages a relocated shrine and was rebuilt after the Battle of Okinawa.
What it is
- A Shingon Buddhist temple founded by Zen Master Tokkai between 1465 and 1487.
- The temple originally belonged to the Rinzai school before converting in 1671.
- It serves as the administrator for the Ameku-gu Shrine located on the same site.
- The current structure was rebuilt in 1958 after being destroyed in 1945.
What to see
- The reconstructed temple buildings dating back to the post-war era.
- The Ameku-gu Shrine which was relocated to this specific site in 1734.
Getting there
- The temple is an eight minute walk from the Kaminoya bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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