Jorenji

The biggest attraction of Jorenji Temple is the Tokyo Daibutsu, a 32-ton bronze statue. This huge statue, with an overwhelming presence, was erected to remember tragic events such as the Great Kanto Earthquake and the Tokyo air raids. Standing at 8.2 meters tall, it is the third largest statue in Japan and its beauty and power are a must-see. Be sure to visit and see it for yourself.

Within the precincts of Jorenji Temple, there are graceful temples such as Benten-do, Hondo, and Temizuya. The historic buildings have a charming atmosphere and are accompanied by detailed explanations. This is a prestigious location designated as the resting place of the Tokugawa Shogun family's "Gozensho," and a calm atmosphere permeates the area. In particular, Benten-do is adorned with beautiful sculptures and decorations, making it a sight to behold. Be sure to stop by when you visit.

The charm of Jorenji Temple is encountering various stone statues such as the Bodhisattva Manjusri and the "Patience Demon". Especially the "Patience Demon" is a valuable stone statue said to have been brought back from Korea, and its expression allows for various interpretations. In addition, the Bodhisattva Manjusri statue on the temple grounds is said to bring academic success and has gathered faith from many people. With high historical value, it's worth a visit!

Jorenji Temple in Itabashi Ward is a historic temple that was donated 10 koku of shuin-jo by Tadakatsu Todo. As a prestigious temple, it has gained the faith of many people. There are many attractions on the grounds, such as the Tokyo Daibutsu and Benten-do. You can also receive goshuin (temple seal) here. It's a must-see spot for history buffs and Buddhist fans!

Located in Itabashi Ward, Jorenji Temple is a temple where you can view rare cultural assets in Tokyo alongside beautiful gardens. Known as a resting place for the Tokugawa shogunate, it holds high historical value and has many structures within its grounds, such as the Benten Hall, the Temizuya, and numerous statues. The temple also has the graves of the Chiba clan and the monk Ryoyun. There are many sights to see, including the Tokyo Daibutsu, one of the three great Buddha statues of Japan! Please come and visit.