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Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport

Shinensan Ryozenji Temple in Gyotoku

the stone monument that Shinran visitedthe statue of Shinran in Ryozenji Temple
Shinensan Ryozenji Temple stands on the remain of Jinya (a camp) that a local administrator Sataro Yoshida built in early Edo period to manage Gyotoku where directly controlled land by Edo Bakufu to control and promote the salt industry. Moreover, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu, Shinran visited Rozenji Temple or Yoshida's Residence on his way to Kyoto from Hitachi Province. Several hundred years ago, the area now Ryozenji Temple standing was an important key point of transport from Northern Provinces so it was near the ferry at Imai. Now it is on the way to the remain of the ferry from Minami Gyotoku Station and it is a very good course for walking. Besides, Sinensan Ryozenji Temple is the 26th temple of the 33 Pilgrimage in Gyotoku and Urayasu.
Why don't you visit Sinensan Ryozenji Temple?

Shinensan Ryozenji Temple

The History of Shinensan Ryozenji Temple

Shinensan Ryozenji Temple was built by Satoro Yoshida (his Buddhist name 'Jien') in 1468 since he deeply believed in the venerable Rennyo, the eighth generation after Shinran, the founder of Jodo Shinshu.
When Gengozaemon Yoshida, the eighth generation before Sataro, lived in Kamata Shimousa province, the founder Shinran visited him on his way to Kyoto from Hitachi province, and Shinran carved a wooden statue of his image and gave it to Gengozaemon when he left for Kyoto. Now the statue is dedicated in Shinrando Hall at Zentsuji in Kagawa Prefecture.


The Events and Landmarks in Shinensan Ryozenji Temple

A pine tree standing behind the Sanmon Gate is called 'Kesagake no Matsu' since the founder Shinran hang his surplice on its branch when he visited it.
In November 7th, Hoonko (the Buddhist ceremony in gratitude for the founder Shinran) is held annually.

親縁山了善寺門前案内板より


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親縁山了善寺門前案内板
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房総叢書 紀元二千六百年記念 第6卷葛飾誌略

The Location and Access to Shinensan Ryozenji Temple


the map near Niihama Yacho no Rakuen

The map of the noted spots near Ryozenji Temple

PDF of the map of the landmarks near Niihama Yacho no Rakuen

Shinensan Ryozenji Temple

  • Shinensan Ryozenji Temple has a great accessibility from both Narita and Haneda International Airport.
  • From Narita International Airport, take JR Sobu-express line, transfer the line at Nishi-funabashi to Tozai line of Tokyo Metro bound to Nakano or Mitaka, get off Myoden Sta. And also take Keisei-line, transfer the line at Funabashi to Sobu-Local line, and transfer the line at Nishi-funabashi to Tozai line of Tokyo Metro bound to Nakano or Mitaka, get off Minami Gyotoku Sta. It takes minimally 60 minutes from Narita Airport.
  • From Haneda International Airport, take Keikyu-line bound to Narita, transfer the line at Nihonbashi to Tozai line of Tokyo Metro bound to Nishifunabashi, Tsudanuma or Katsutadai, get off Minami Gyotoku Sta.
  • From Tokyo (Otemachi) Sta, take Tozai line of Tokyo Metro bound to Nishi-funabashi, Tsudanuma or Katsutadai, get off Minami Gyotoku Sta.
  • From Akihabara Sta, take Sobu line bound to Chiba, Tsudanuma or Nishi Funabashi, transfer the line at Nishifunabashi to Tozai line of Tokyo Metro, get off Minami Gyotoku Sta.
  • Take 10 minute walk from Minami Gyotoku Sta.
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The Temples of the 33 Pilgrimage in Gyotoku & Urayasu

The list of the temples of the 33 Pilgrimages in Gyotoku and Urayasu

  • 01 Tokuganji : 5-22 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 02 Fukusenji :2-7 Futamata Ichikawa-shi
  • 03 Choshoji : 8-5 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 04 Jishoin : 1-10 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 05 Daitokuji : 5-13 Shimonijuku Ichikawa-shi
  • 06 Jorinji (abandoned) : around Kawara Ichikawa-shi
  • 07 Shogenji : 3-6 Kawara Ichikawa-shi
  • 08 Yofukuin : 5-16 Kawara Ichikawa-shi
  • 09 Ryugonji (Sorinji) : 3-10-2 Tokagi Ichikawa-shi
  • 10 Fukuoji (Sorinji) : 3-10-2 Tokagi Ichikawa-shi
  • 11 Ryogokuji : 2-16-4 Koya Ichikawa-shi
  • 12 Anyoji : 2-16-35 Koya Ichikawa-shi
  • 13 Hosenji : 7-22 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 14 Hozenji : 1-25 Honshio Ichikawa-shi
  • 15 Jokanji : 23-24 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 16 Shingyoji (Kyoshinji) : 38-18 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 17 Kyozenji (Kyoshinji) : 38-18 Hongyotoku Ichikawa-shi
  • 18 Hoshoji (abandoned) : now brought into 19 Tokuzoji
  • 19 Tokuzoji : 8-10 Sekigashima Ichikawa-shi
  • 20 Seiganji : 4-8 Oshikiri Ichikawa-shi
  • 21 Korinji : 12-20 Oshikiri Ichikawa-shi
  • 22 Hodenji : 7-1 Minato Ichikawa-shi
  • 23 Enmyoin : 11-21 Minato Ichikawa-shi
  • 24 Zenshoji : 18-20 Minato Ichikawa-shi
  • 25 Genshinji : 1-16-26 Katori Ichikawa-shi
  • 26 Ryozenji : 2-12-18 Ainokawa Ichikawa-shi
  • 27 Shinseiji : 1-9-1 Arai Ichiakawa-shi
  • 28 Enmeiji : 1-9-2 Arai Ichikawa-shi
  • 29 Zenpukuji : 26-27 Todaijima Urayasu-shi
  • 30 Kezoin : 3-10-3 Nekozane Urayasu-shi
  • 31 Togakuji : 2-4-27 Horie Urayasu-shi
  • 32 Hojoin : 4-14-1 Horie Urayasu-shi
  • 33 Dairenji : 4-14-2 Horie Urayasu-shi
  • extra Fujiwara Kannondo Hall 2-234 Fujiwara-cho Funabashi-shi
* The location of the sixth temple is unknown, and the 16th and 17th are integrated, and the 18th is brought into the 19th temple.
* Please ask some specific information in each temple.

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