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Entsuin Temple
宮城県
Founded in 1647 for Masamune's grandson who died at 19—the Sankei-den houses Japan's oldest painted roses, earning it the name 'the rose temple'
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1647
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Temple
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7 min walk from Matsushima-Kaigan Station
67 Chonai, Matsushima, Miyagi-gun
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Temple
Founded 1647
379 years
Buddhist Sect
Rinzai Myoshinji-ha
Overview
Entsuin is a Rinzai-sect temple adjacent to Zuiganji in Matsushima, founded in 1647 as the mausoleum of Mitsumune, Masamune's grandson who died at 19. Its Sankei-den (Important Cultural Property) features Japan's oldest painted roses. Known as the "rose temple" and a popular spot for love-related prayers.
Origins
Entsuin was founded in 1647 by Date Tadamune, the second lord of the Sendai domain, to pray for the repose of his son Mitsumune, who died at the young age of 19. Mitsumune was the grandson of the celebrated daimyo Date Masamune, and the grief-stricken Tadamune erected the mausoleum known as Sankei-d…
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