The official access page lists an 8-minute walk from Higashimukojima Station and 2 minutes from the Hosenji-mae bus stop.
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Hosen-ji, also known by its mountain name Seikazan, is a Soto Zen temple at 3-8-1 Higashimukojima in Tokyo's Sumida ward. Its official history traces its founding to Kasai Saburo Kiyoshige about 800 years ago, for memorial services for his parents; it does not give an exact founding year. The temple records a rebuilding in 1532 by Taishu Anju of Kichijo-ji.
The temple preserves a stone standing Jizo dated 1662 and a bronze standing Jizo dated 1717. Jizo is the Buddhist bodhisattva Kshitigarbha. Both are listed among Sumida's registered cultural properties. It also holds medieval memorial tablets dated between 1347 and 1568; the official site identifies these tablets as not open to the public.
The official access page gives an 8-minute walk from Higashimukojima Station on the Tobu Skytree Line. For car navigation it recommends Higashimukojima 3-12-6, while the temple's postal address remains 3-8-1. Opening hours, admission arrangements and goshuin desk hours or fees have not been confirmed.
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The official access page lists an 8-minute walk from Higashimukojima Station and 2 minutes from the Hosenji-mae bus stop.
For car navigation, the temple recommends Higashimukojima 3-12-6. Its postal address is 3-8-1.
The medieval memorial tablets are not open to the public. Contact the temple about access to other cultural holdings.
Contact the temple before visiting specifically for goshuin. Reception hours and fees are not confirmed.
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