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Ikegami Honmonji
東京都
The sacred site where Nichiren died in 1282 — the oldest five-story pagoda in Tokyo (1608, National ICP) and the October Oeshiki lantern procession drawing 300,000 make this Nichiren's holiest sanctuary
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1282 年
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10 min walk from Tokyu Ikegami Station
Ikegami 1-1-1, Ota-ku, Tokyo
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Temple
Founded 1282
744 years
Buddhist Sect
Nichiren
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One of the most important Nichiren sect temples, located at the site where the founder Nichiren passed away in 1282. Climbing the 96 stone steps (Kokkyo-nanjisakazaka) reveals the oldest surviving five-story pagoda in the Kanto region (an Important Cultural Property). The annual Oeishiki ceremony in October features the Mando-Neri parade of lantern processions drawing about 300,000 people — Tokyo\…
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In 1282, the Buddhist monk Nichiren passed away at Ikegami in Musashi Province (present-day Ota, Tokyo) while traveling from Hitachi toward Kamakura. The local lord Ikegami Munenaka donated his residence as a temple, and Honmon-ji was established as the head training ground of the Nichiren sect. Thr…
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Ikegami Honmonji Nehan-e (Nirvana Day)
Nirvana Day ceremony held on February 15, the anniversary of Shakyamuni Buddha's passing. The large Nehan painting (depicting the Buddha's final nirvana) is specially displayed at Ikegami Honmonji, and memorial rites are observed in this important Buddhist annual event.
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Nichiren: Surviving Two Exiles, Founder of Nichiren Buddhism
Nichiren (1222-1282) preached an absolute devotion to the Lotus Sutra and harshly criticized the Kamakura shogunate's religious policies. After submitting his Rissho Ankoku-ron in 1260, he was exiled twice — to Izu in 1261 and to Sado in 1271, after the miraculous "Tatsunokuchi Persecution." His prediction of foreign invasion was confirmed by the 1274 Mongol Invasion.
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Sado: 800 Years of Cultural Heritage Forged by Exile
Sado Island, off Niigata, hosted [Emperor Juntoku](/character/sanetomo) (1221), [Nichiren](/character/nichiren) (1271), and [Zeami](/character/zeami) (1434) among many cultural figures. During the Edo period, over 20,000 mizukae nin'soku laborers were sent to its gold mines as de facto exiles, creating a unique dual exile culture.
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Station Names Derived from Temples and Shrines: Traces of Faith Carved into Japan's Maps
Station names such as Sengakuji, Naritasan, and Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka are not mere geographical labels. They testify to the intertwined history of monzen-machi (temple town) development since the Edo period and the railways built to carry pilgrims to sacred sites from the Meiji era onward.
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