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Muryoji

5028 Sugaomachi, Joso, Ibaraki 303-0044, Japan

+81 297-27-0713

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Place Types Synagogue
Address 5028 Sugaomachi, Joso, Ibaraki 303-0044, Japan
Coordinate 35.996456,139.925877
Website http://park2.wakwak.com/~moriya/
Rating 3.6
Compound Code XWWG+H9 Joso, Ibaraki, Japan

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SUSUMU KOBAYASHI (01/29/2020)

Tone River in the southwest

高橋忠夫 (03/15/2019)

There is a parking lot for guests who got in a little from the 242 line (a little narrow road?). I worshiped and visited my office as well as at home and asked for a vermillion seal. As it was like an absence, at the time my wife was returned with a car れ and asked for a red seal, it was written. Also, there are shrines of the Seven Lucky Gods around the temples in the neighborhood, but here is Saga Benten, but the timing was different, but I could not get the red seal of the Seven Lucky Gods. There are Taishido in Prince Shotoku, Saneo Benten, Seven Jizo treasure etc. in the precincts. Also, flowers are blooming with flower temples. (I do not know the name of the flower ...)

ミノルクワタ (09/20/2019)

I visited a relative's law. There were many tombs and I listened to the sutra. I thought it was a strict temple.

xxion神田 (12/19/2019)

Revisit 2019/12/7 Went to visit for the third time. No. 41 in the 88th Kanto area. This time too, I wrote a red stamp on the scroll! Revisited on February 2, 2019. This time we received a red stamp on the scroll. 2018/5/4 Worshiping temple of the Shingon Sochiyama school. The famous temple of flowers is Kinmokusei, but the azaleas were in full bloom. The exhilarating thing was that azaleas were planted at a length of about 50 meters around a parking lot where more than 50 cars could be parked, and it was in full bloom. The red stamp was placed in a plastic case in front of the cabinet. The general public came and taught me. It seemed a little distrustful, but it's a common practice at the bill office in the Kanto region. There is also a general red stamp size. I received two kinds of stamps: the red stamp of Kanto's 88th place sacred ground No. 41 and the Togoku flower temple Hyakugera Ibaraki No. 10.