Gokokuji Temple

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Gokokuji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple in Tokyo known for its well-preserved Edo-period architecture and tranquil grounds.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Gokokuji Temple canonical 2
Gokoku-ji 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
accessibleBy Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line NERFINISHED
completionYear 1697
country Japan
dedicatedTo Shaka Nyorai
environment urban but tranquil setting
foundedBy Tokugawa Tsunayoshi
foundedFor Keishōin
foundedInPeriod Edo period
hasArchitecturalStyle Edo-period architecture
hasCulturalRole local community temple
place of Buddhist worship
tourist attraction in Tokyo
hasFeature large trees
quiet garden areas
stone steps
traditional wooden buildings
hasFunction cultural events
religious ceremonies
tourism
hasGroundsType temple precincts
hasHeritage Edo-period cultural heritage
hasJapaneseName 護国寺
hasMainHall Kondō
hasStatus important Edo-period temple in Tokyo
hasStructure bell tower
cemetery
main hall
pagoda
knownFor surviving World War II air raids
tranquil temple grounds
well-preserved Edo-period architecture
locatedIn Bunkyō, Tokyo
linked to: Bunkyo, Tokyo

Tokyo
locatedInPrefecture Tokyo Metropolis
near Gokokuji Station NERFINISHED
preserves historic temple architecture
traditional Buddhist rituals
region Kantō region
religion Buddhism
sect Shingon Buddhism
survived Great Kantō earthquake
World War II bombings in Tokyo
linked to: Tokyo air raids

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Bunkyo, Tokyo contains Gokokuji Temple
Prince Saionji Kinmochi burialPlace Gokoku-ji
linked to: Gokokuji Temple
Toshimagaoka Imperial Cemetery locatedNear Gokokuji Temple