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Zenrinji Temple (Grave of Osamu Dazai)
東京都
Where Dazai and Ogai rest — a sacred grove where Zen and literature meet
創建
1645 年
種別
寺院
Access
10 min walk from JR Mitaka Station South Exit
Shimo-Renjaku 4-18-20, Mitaka-shi, Tokyo
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Temple
Founded 1645
381 years
Enshrined Deity
釈迦如来
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Buddhist Sect
Soto Zen
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概要
A Soto Zen temple founded in 1645, located in Shimo-Renjaku, Mitaka City. The precincts contain the grave of novelist Osamu Dazai (1909-1948), drawing fans from across Japan each year on June 19, his death anniversary known as 'Oto no Hi'. Dazai moved to Mitaka and wrote masterpieces including 'No Longer Human' and 'The Setting Sun' here before ending his life in the Tamagawa Josui waterway. Dazai…
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Zenrinji was founded in 1645 as a Soto Zen temple. Throughout the Edo period, it served as the parish temple of Mitaka village, functioning as the spiritual center of the local community. During the Meiji era, the celebrated author Mori Ogai featured Zenrinji in his later works, establishing a liter…
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Divine Benefits
Warding Off Evil
Purification
Rebirth in Pure Land
Averting disaster, directional protection, warding off epidemics. Central at Fudo, Kannon, and Gion-related sites.
Derived from the enshrined deity "釈迦如来"

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Dazai Osamu
Standard-Bearer of the Buraiha: Author of 'No Longer Human'
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Died June 13, 1948, by suicide with his lover Yamazaki Tomie in the Tamagawa Josui canal. Age 38. His body was found on June 19—coincidentally his 39th birthday—now commemorated annually as "Oto-ki" (Cherry Memorial Day) when fans visit his grave. He had survived four prior suicide attempts. He was reportedly in deep psychological distress while writing his final masterpiece "No Longer Human." His only note read: "Because I no longer want to write novels."
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