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A Jodo temple in Ikaruga.
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A temple in Tawaramoto, Shiki District, Nara. Its formal name is Hosshozan Sengu-in Anyo-ji, and as a Jodo sect temple it was founded in 1633 (Kan'ei 10). Besides the principal image, a seated Amida Nyorai, it also enshrines as a guest Buddha a standing Amida Nyorai by Kaikei (national Important Cultural Property). The grounds have stone Buddhas from the Muromachi period, and lotus flowers bloom in early summer.
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