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A Tendai temple in Takashima, at the eastern foot of Mount Inari.
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Daisenji is the name of Buddhist temples. They exist in various parts of Japan. Daisenji (Taito Ward) - a Tendai-sect temple in Taito Ward, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Seirinzan Wako-in. Daisenji (Bunkyo Ward) - a Jodo-sect temple in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Hokokuzan Hoju-in. Daisenji (Machida) - a Soto-sect temple in Machida, Tokyo. It was the residence of the Oyamada clan. Daisenji (Annaka) - a Jodo-sect temple in Annaka, Gunma Prefecture. It has the legend of the 'Chankorokorin stone', a gravestone said to have rolled around Annaka-juku on the Nakasendo night after night.
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