Sōsen-ji Temple
宗泉寺
A Shinshu Otani-ha temple in Tokyo housing historic wooden Buddhist statues from the Muromachi period and earlier.
What it is
- A Shinshu Otani-ha temple located in Kita City, Tokyo.
- Founded by a person named Sosen and originally part of the Tendai sect.
- Converted to Jodo Shinshu during the Keicho era and moved during the Showa period.
- The founding family also established a sister temple in Kanagawa Prefecture.
What to see
- A seated Nyorai statue carved from a single block of wood.
- A seated Bodhisattva statue dating back to the Muromachi period.
- The Bodhisattva statue features a complex multi-block wood construction.
Getting there
- The temple is a three-minute walk from Akabane Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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