Yagenbori Fudō-in

Yagenbori Fudō-in stands as a prominent Buddhist temple dedicated to Fudo Myoo, featuring traditional Japanese architectural elements and multiple altars for worship.

Founded in 1591 during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, this temple emerged following the destruction of the previous head temple in Osaka by Oda Nobunaga.

The temple maintains its position as part of two major pilgrimage routes: the Kanto Thirty-Six Fudo Sacred Sites and the Gofunai Henro circuit.

Located at coordinates 35.69275, 139.785889, the temple welcomes visitors throughout the year with free admission and regular Buddhist ceremonies.

Multiple statues and religious artifacts within the temple grounds represent centuries of Buddhist practices and spiritual traditions in central Tokyo.

Location: Higashi-Nihonbashi

Inception: 1591

Part of: 關東三十六不動靈場, Gofunai Henro Pilgrimage

Website: http://kawasakidaishi.com/about/yagenbori.html

GPS coordinates: 35.69275,139.78589

Latest update: April 9, 2025 12:06