spot/[id]

ホーム
>
都道府県から探す
>
東京都
>
豊島区
>
JR巣鴨駅
>
円明寺
[ まだ写真がありません ]
最初の一枚を投稿しませんか
Enmyoji Temple
東京都
A Shingon temple founded around 1624, offering quiet sanctuary along the Togenuki Jizo pilgrimage path in Sugamo
創建
1624 年
種別
寺院
Access
7 min walk from JR Sugamo Station
4-14-1 Sugamo, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Open in Google Maps ↗
Info
Temple
Founded 1624
402 years
Enshrined Deity
不動明王
→
概要
A Shingon Buzan sect temple in Sugamo founded in the early Edo period. Enshrining Fudo Myoo, it forms part of the historic temple cluster along the famous Jizo-dori pilgrimage route, offering a quiet sanctuary amid the lively shopping street.
由緒
Enmyoji Temple is traditionally said to have been founded around 1624 (Kan'ei 1) as a temple of the Shingon Buzan sect. During the early Edo period, as the Tokugawa shogunate organized the temple parish system, several temples were established in the Sugamo area, and Enmyoji is believed to have cont…
もっと読む
Divine Benefits
Healing & Longevity
Warding Off Evil
Purification
Recovery from illness, bodily wellness, peace of mind. Especially efficacious at Yakushi and Kannon temples.
Derived from the enshrined deity "不動明王"
Posts
0
＋
No posts yet
Goshuin
No goshuin posts yet
Also Worth Visiting
永
Eitaiji Temple (Hirai)
A Soto Zen temple founded around 1720 near the Sakasai ferry — serving the memorial needs of Edogawa rivermen and today offering zazen sessions to city-dwellers seeking stillness
2.7km
→
小
Oyama Shrine (Hirai)
An ancient shrine from around 1100 at the Shimosa-Musashi border — enshrining Yamato Takeru and evoking the history of the Sakasai ferry crossing that once connected both provinces
3.0km
→
平
Hirai Yakushi Hall
Hozoji's Yakushi Hall founded around 1650 — farmers and fishermen who depended on the Arakawa waterway prayed to the healing Buddha here for recovery from eye ailments and illness
2.2km
→
万
Mannenji Temple
A Jodo family temple from around 1620, repeatedly rebuilt by parishioners after Edogawa floods — the enduring center of ancestral memorial rites for the Hirai community
2.7km
→
小
Koiwa Shrine
The largest guardian shrine of Koiwa, founded around 1200 — every July its 'Koiwa Gion' festival brings portable shrines of Susanoo through Edogawa's streets in one of the ward's biggest celebrations
3.2km
→
善
Zenyoji Temple
Founded by Gyoki in 730 — the 'Yogo no Matsu,' a massive five-needle pine designated a Tokyo Natural Monument and said to have been visited by Matsuo Basho, spreads its legendary branches
2.7km
→
亀
Kameido Suijingu
Founded in the Kyoroku era (1528–1532) as a water guardian for flood-prone Kameido — the ancient shrine that gave Tobu Kameido Suijin Station its name, with mikoshi processions each June.
3.8km
→
永
Eifukuji Temple (Mejiro)
A Kanei-era Tendai temple on Mejiro-dai plateau that has shaped the Buddhist heritage of Mejiro alongside the famous Mejiro Fudo
1.8km
→
記
情報を提案する
位置のずれ / 由緒 / 参拝時間 / アクセス / 設備 / 注意事項 などを提案できます
›
Report incorrect info ›
📱
Get the app for a better experience
Auto stamp via GPS, offline access, and favorites tracking
Download on the App Store
＋
📱
Explore pilgrimage with the app
Download on the App Store
✕