二伝寺, Buddhist temple in Fujisawa, Japan
Niden-ji Temple features multiple halls, traditional gates, a garden with a pond, and a 700-year-old ginkgo tree on its grounds.
Founded in 1325 by Ta-A Donkai, the temple underwent several reconstructions, including major restorations in 1513 and 1607 following fire damage.
The temple contains 48 steps known as Iroha-zaka, which represent the fundamental vows of Amitabha Buddha in Pure Land Buddhism.
Visitors can reach the temple through a 20-minute walk from Fujisawa Station or take a bus to Yugyoji mae station for easier access.
The Hondo main hall, rebuilt in 1937, stands as one of the largest wooden structures among Buddhist temples in the Tokaido region.
Location: Fujisawa
GPS coordinates: 35.34886,139.51036
Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:48
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