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Kokuzenji

32-1 Yamanechō, Higashi Ward, Hiroshima, 732-0048, Japan

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address 32-1 Yamanechō, Higashi Ward, Hiroshima, 732-0048, Japan
Coordinate 34.4030917,132.4811694
Website Unknown
Rating 3.8
Compound Code CF3J+6F Hiroshima, Japan

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七面鳥放浪記 (10/09/2020)

It is a temple of the Nichiren sect near Hiroshima station. To the north of Hiroshima Station, Tsuruhane Shrine, Hiroshima Toshogu Shrine, and Kokuzenji are lined up from the west. Tsuruhane Shrine and Hiroshima Toshogu were completely damaged by the atomic bomb, but only Kokuzenji has survived serious damage and continues to the present day. The main hall and the back of the warehouse are important cultural properties of the country, and especially the main hall is a style that is rarely seen elsewhere, and it seems that it has remained well. The priest's child is said to have achieved the rough deeds at Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple, but he was a friendly person without any formalities. The red stamp book I presented was given the theme in smooth and splendid characters. It is very close to Hiroshima Station, so we recommend you stop by if you can.

石原了文 (11/06/2020)

When I stayed nearby on a business trip, I noticed a magnificent mountain gate during my morning walk and worshiped. The main hall was also raised and I was able to worship slowly. Is it a decoration for the ceremony? The inside of the main hall was brilliantly decorated.

河内光浩 (12/19/2020)

Every year on the 7th day of the new year Many people at the Inao Festival It is crowded. Coronavirus dispersal this year I want to wish! ️

みいちゃんねる (03/22/2020)

Temple of Nichiren Buddhist main temple In 1656 (Meiji 2nd year), the Asano family became the temple of the Asano family due to the dedication of Mitsuhime, the second lord of the Asano family, the Hiroshima domain. In 1692 (5th year of Genroku), the Asanos were converted to the Tendai sect due to the non-rejection of the Nichiren sect, and changed the bodhisattva temple to the Utsuda Nittsuji temple. The stone lanterns are thick and large and splendid, because there is only a temple of the former Asano family. In 1993 (Heisei 5), the main hall and the back of the warehouse are nationally designated important cultural properties. Both are constructed by castle carpenters in the clan of Hiroshima, and castle construction methods that are not typical shrine construction.