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Heisen-ji Temple

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The foundation of the Heisen-ji temple dates back to 737 AD. It became a place of worship for the Kamakura government after 1190 and a place of worship for the first lord of the Yamagata castle in 1356. The rice bowl offered in 1601 by Mogami Yoshiaki, the 11th lord of Yamagata, is designated a municipal tangible cultural property.
There are stone Buddha statues from eighty-eight Western countries on the precincts of the main temple.

Basic information

Area
Yamagata
Name
Heisen-ji Temple
Address

Bangai 1 Hirashimizu, Yamagata city

Access

About 16 minutes by car from Yamagata Station (5.7km)

Parking lot
Yes
Remarks

The weeping cherry tree and Benishidare tree in the precincts are very big cherry trees with a respective height of about 8 meters and about 15 meters. Both are designated municipal natural monuments.

Surrounding spots

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