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Zuishō-ji

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4.3 (243 reviews)

3-chōme-2-19 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan

+81 3-3443-5525

Highlights from Reviews

• modern architecture

The temple features a unique blend of traditional and modern design, with new buildings designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo.

• peaceful atmosphere

Despite its urban location, the temple offers a quiet, serene, and calming environment, making it a perfect escape from city noise.

• beautiful grounds

The well-maintained temple grounds include a beautiful overflowing water pond, a modern courtyard with a water basin, and impressive structures.

• historical significance

As the first Obaku sect temple in Edo, it boasts a long history, with its main hall rebuilt in 1757 and designated as an important cultural property.

• unique Goshuin

The temple offers handwritten Goshuin (temple stamps), with options for either the Seven Lucky Gods or the main deity, contributing to charity.

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