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Dainichi-ji è il tempio numero 13 degli 88 templi del Pellegrinaggio di Shikoku a Tokushima.
Until 1868, pilgrims actually visited Ichinomiya Shrine across the road to collect their temple stamps, not Dainichi-ji itself. The shrine was considered part of the pilgrimage route during the Edo period.
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Dainichi-ji è il tempio numero 13 degli 88 templi del Pellegrinaggio di Shikoku a Tokushima.
Until 1868, pilgrims actually visited Ichinomiya Shrine across the road to collect their temple stamps, not Dainichi-ji itself. The shrine was considered part of the pilgrimage route during the Edo period.
The temple houses a 'Shiawase Kannon' (Happiness Kannon) monument shaped like praying hands with the deity inside the palms, a pun on the Japanese words for palm lines (shiwa) and happiness (shiawase).
Kobo Daishi founded the temple after Dainichi Nyorai appeared in a purple cloud during his training, declaring 'This land is a sacred place.' He carved the deity's statue on the spot and built the temple immediately.
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