Daichō-ji, Buddhist temple in Iwase, Japan.
The Daichō-ji temple stands at coordinates 35.356083, 139.546667, featuring multiple halls that follow traditional Buddhist architectural principles.
Established in 1548 by Hōjō Ujishige and Buddhist master Kanyu Zonjo, the temple became a strategic location during regional conflicts in medieval Japan.
The temple maintains regular Buddhist ceremonies throughout the year, preserving religious traditions that date back to the 16th century.
Visitors can access the temple grounds through nearby train stations and bus routes, with specific opening hours for exploring the ceremonial spaces.
The temple gained historical significance when Tokugawa Ieyasu sought refuge there after the Battle of Okehazama in 1560.
Location: Iwase
Inception: 1548
Founders: Hōjō Ujishige, 感誉存貞
GPS coordinates: 35.35608,139.54667
Latest update: March 13, 2025 01:57
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