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A temple surviving in the castle town of Hitoyoshi.
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Daishinji is the name of Japanese Buddhist temples. A Jodo-sect temple in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture. See Daishinji (Takasaki). A Jodo-sect temple in Ora, Ora District, Gunma Prefecture. See Daishinji (Ora, Gunma Prefecture). A Jodo-sect temple in Minato Ward, Tokyo. See Daishinji (Minato Ward, Tokyo). A Jodo-sect temple in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo. See Daishinji (Shinjuku Ward). A Jodo-sect temple in Doshin, Kita Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture. See Daishinji (Doshin, Kita Ward, Osaka).
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Founded：Unknown Blessings：Warding off evil
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