Taisan-ji Temple
大山寺
An ancient Shingon temple founded by Kukai, historically favored by the Tokugawa family for prayers regarding safe childbirth.
What it is
- A Shingon Buzan sect temple founded by the priest Kukai in 810
- The Mito Tokugawa family used this site to pray for safe childbirth
- The Shogunate historically granted the temple a ten koku land domain
- Restored by Yua in 1457 and renamed from its original title
What to see
- A traditional temple gate designated as a Shirosato Town cultural property
- The main hall which was rebuilt during the late Showa era
- A red seal letter issued by the Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune
- A historical letter written by Oyama Yoshikatsu held as a cultural property
Getting there
- Fourteen minute walk from the Takaneyama-iriguchi bus stop
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Taisan-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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