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Manju-ji
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Buddhist templeKyoto

Manju-ji

万寿寺

Address
京都市東山区本町15丁目786
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History

Kyoto City’s historical account dates the temple’s origin to the conversion of an imperial residence into Rokujō Midō in 1097. It moved into the Tōfuku-ji area during 1573–1586. Tofukuji’s Aizendo was moved from Manjuji in 1937.

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Timeline

Founding, rebuilding, and milestones across the centuries.

  1. 1097

    Foundation

    HeianRecorded event
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  2. 1937

    Building moved to Tōfuku-ji

    ShōwaRecorded event
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Numbered buildings have unconfirmed names and uses.

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Visiting information

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Getting there

Kyoto City’s area map places the temple on the east side of Honmachi-dōri, south of Sennyūji-michi. This identifies the public-street approach.

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