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Daigo Juonji
茨城県
An ancient Shingon temple in Oku-Kuji enshrining King Enma and the Ten Kings, a sacred site of Kamakura-period afterlife faith for purifying karmic sins
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Approx. 15 min walk from JR Hitachi-Daigo Station on the Suigun Line
Daigo, Daigo, Ibaraki
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Enshrined Deity
閻魔大王ほか十王
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Shingon
Overview
An ancient Shingon temple in Daigo, rooted in the community as a sacred site of afterlife worship enshrining King Enma (Yama) and the Ten Kings of the Underworld. The Ten Kings are ten judges said to pass judgment after death, comprising Shinkoko, Shoko, Soteio, Gokano, Enma, Henjoo, Taisano, Byodoo, Toshio, and Godotennrino. Within the Juoo (Ten Kings) worship that flourished in the Kamakura and …
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Origins
Daigo-juonji is an ancient Shingon Buddhist temple located in Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki Prefecture. Its exact founding date remains unknown, but it is said to have taken root in the Oku-Kuji region in close connection with the Ten Kings (Juoo) worship that spread widely during the Kamakura and M…
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