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Shoinji

128 Hara, 416-0913 Numazu

Shoinji, Numazu (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Shoinji© Megane man4410 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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About Shoinji

Shoinji in Numazu is an important Rinzai temple closely associated with the Zen master Hakuin Ekaku. He trained here as a young monk and later returned as abbot to lead the community. Visitors can admire the historic architecture, including the gate, designated a national cultural property, with its distinctive stone-tile roof. Inside the temple and on the grounds you'll find valuable relics such as Hakuin's self-portrait, a handwritten commentary on the sutras, and his grave. The legendary story of the "mortar pine" is another reason to linger. The temple is easy to reach from Hara Station and offers a quiet retreat in the middle of the city.

Based on the article “松蔭寺 (沼津市)” from the Japanese Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Sight › Historic sites
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Address
128 Hara
416-0913 Numazu, Japan
Phone
+81559660011
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Coordinates
35.12359° N · 138.80003° E
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Identifier
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