妙真寺, Buddhist temple in Meguro-ku, Japan
The Myoshinji Temple features a vermilion main hall with a large seated statue of Dainichi Nyorai dating from 1683 at its center.
Founded in 808 during the Heian period, the temple gained importance when Tokugawa Iemitsu designated it as one of five temples protecting Edo.
The temple hosts monthly Big Ennichi festivals on the 28th, where local vendors establish stalls near the entrance gates.
Visitors can reach the temple grounds through a ten-minute walk from Fudo-mae Station, following clear directional signs along the path.
The Mae Fudo Hall and Seishi Hall remain as original structures from the Edo period, surviving the fires of World War II.
Location: Meguro-ku
Location: Tokyo
GPS coordinates: 35.60931,139.67617
Latest update: March 19, 2025 17:06
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