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Tanjo-ji Temple
Thisi Temple is the place where Nichiren Shonin was
born.
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Mount Senko - Seichoji Temple.
This is the sacred place where Nichiren Shonin entered
priesthood.
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Ganbonzan Jisso-ji Temple
Nichiren Shonin contemplated about "Rissho Ankoku-Ron"
and studied all the scriptures of Buddhism in order
to pursue the real teaching in the Kyozo (library of
Buddhism scriptures) at Jisso-ji
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Shochuzan Hokekyo-ji Temple
Established by Nichiren Shonin's most devoted supporter,
Toki Jonin. Stores many documents written by Nichiren
Shonin.
Hokekyo-ji is the oldest temple among Nichiren-shu,
and also is respected as one and only Kito Konpon Dojo.
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Kaikozan Butsugen-ji Temple
Butsugen-ji is closely related to Izu
Persecution. This is the place where Nichiren Shonin
was exiled, and this temple is also known as the place
where his Zuishin-butsu rests.
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Myohonji Temple
One of several temples of the Nichiren Shu of Japanese
Buddhism along the hills in the southeast of Kamakura.
The temple was founded by Hiki Yoshimoto in 1260,
and features a statue of Nichiren.
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Chokozan Myohonji
Religious sect: Nichiren Shu Buddhism
Main object of worship: Statue of Priest Nichiren
Founded in: 1260 by: Yoshimoto Hiki
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Daijozan Yakuoji Temple
founded by Priest Nichizo (1269-1342), one of the
Nine Great Disciples of Priest Nichiro (1243-1320).
Born in Ibaraki Prefecture, Priest Nichizo took the
Buddhist vows at age 7 joining the Nichiren Shu.
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KONPON-JI Temple
on Sado Island which was built to commemorate Nichiren
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