Overview
A temple in Bando, told of as a place connected with Taira no Masakado.
About this place
A Chizan school Shingon temple in Bando, Ibaraki, known for the Masakado torso mound. The principal image is Enmei Jizo Bosatsu. The round burial mound behind the Fudo hall is called Masakado-yama or Kanda-yama, and a large Japanese torreya (kaya) tree stands as if embracing the torso mound. On the grounds is also Bishamonten of the Seven Lucky Gods.
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