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Jingyoji
神奈川県
A Shinshu Takada temple founded in 1656, used as the French Legation during the Bakumatsu era — a ginkgo tree over 250 years old in the grounds is a Yokohama City-designated notable tree
創建
1656 年
種別
寺院
Access
1 min walk from Keikyu Kanagawa Station
3-10 Aoki-cho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama
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Temple
Founded 1656
370 years
Buddhist Sect
Shinshu Takada
概要
A Shinshu Takada temple founded in 1656 when priest Ien invited the 14th chief priest of Senju-ji. During the Bakumatsu period, it served as the French Legation. Destroyed by fire in both the Great Kanto Earthquake and the Yokohama air raids, it was rebuilt in reinforced concrete in 1971. The grounds contain a Yokohama City-designated notable ginkgo tree over 250 years old.
由緒
Jingyoji Temple was founded in 1656 (Meireki 2) when priest Ien invited the 14th chief priest of Senju-ji, the head temple of the Shinshu Takada sect, to establish this place of worship. Located along the old Tokaido road in the Kanagawa-juku post town, the temple is said to have served as a center …
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