Eitai-ji, Buddhist temple in Koto district, Japan
The temple features a main worship hall dedicated to Sekizan Nyorai, surrounded by traditional Japanese wooden structures and landscaped gardens.
Founded in 1624 by Priest Chosei, Eitai-ji initially covered an extensive area and served as a subordinate temple to Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine during the Edo period.
The temple's name influenced local geography, as the Monzen-nakacho district derives its name from being situated in front of Eitai-ji's original gate.
Located one minute from Monzen-nakacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, the temple welcomes visitors daily for prayers and meditation sessions.
Every March, Eitai-ji conducts the Yamakake ceremony, allowing public access to mountain opening rituals that date back several centuries.
Location: Kōtō-ku
Address: 東京都江東区富岡1-15-1
GPS coordinates: 35.67203,139.79806
Latest update: May 11, 2025 13:01
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