Kannoji Temple

Japanese: 感応寺 - かんのうじ

[1] Former name of Tennoji Temple in Yanaka, Taito Ward, Tokyo. Founded by Nichigen. Originally a Nichiren sect temple, it converted to Tendai Buddhism during the Genroku era ( 1688-1704 ). In Tempo 4 ( 1833 ), it changed its name to Tennoji. Every year, a lottery was held on the 11th of the first, fifth, and September. The tower was also the subject of Koda Rohan's "Five-story Pagoda." [2] A Rinzai sect temple in Noda Town, Izumi County, Kagoshima Prefecture. Mountain name: Chinkokuzan. Founded in 1194 by Shimazu Tadahisa. Founded by Myoan Eisai. The Shimazu family's family temple. [3] Another name for Seiwa-in Temple in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City. Built in the early Heian period.

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Japanese:

[一] 東京都台東区谷中にある天王寺の旧称。開山は日源。はじめ法華宗であったが元祿年間（一六八八‐一七〇四）に天台宗に改宗。天保四年（一八三三）、天王寺と名を改める。毎年一、五、九月の一一日に富くじ興行が行なわれた。また、その塔は幸田露伴の「五重塔」の題材ともなる。[二] 鹿児島県出水郡野田町にある臨済宗の寺。山号、鎮国山。建久五年（一一九四）島津忠久の創建。開山は明庵栄西。島津家の菩提所。[三] 京都市上京区にある清和院の別称。平安初期の建立。

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