Taiseki-ji, Buddhist temple in Japan
Taiseki-ji, also known as the Head Temple of Nichiren Shoshu, is nestled within the beautiful Fuji foothills.
Founded in 1290, Taiseki-ji has been a significant place for the practice and propagation of Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism.
The temple houses several important Buddhist artifacts, including wooden statues and ancient scrolls.
It's a popular pilgrimage site, attracting millions of visitors each year from around the world.
Taiseki-ji is home to the Dai-Gohonzon, the most revered object in Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism.
Location: Fujinomiya
Inception: November 15, 1290
Founder: Nikkō
Website: nichirenshoshu.or.jp/jpn/taisekiji.html
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