• Taiseki-Ji - Wikipedia

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    The temple was once a former residence of Nanjo Tokimitsu, the person who donated the land of Taisekiji to Nikko Shonin.

  • Nichiren Shoshu | Head Temple Taisekiji

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    Since that time, for more than 700 years, Taisekiji has been continuously transmitting true Buddhism of our Founder, Nichiren Daishonin without any interruption.

  • Taisekiji Temple - All You Need to Know BEFORE...

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    I have been to Taisekiji several times on pilgrimage. We stay in one of the many lodging Temples so I am not familiar with local transportation.

  • Taiseki-Ji. Taiseki-Ji 2024 Hakkındaki Tüm Bilgiler Güncellendi.

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    Sōka Gakkai-in e no shakubuku kyōhon (Soka Gakkai'nin üyelerine yanlış beyanları çürüten metin), Taisekiji, 2004. s. 330–331.

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  • Map of Taisekiji

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    View a detailed map of Head Temple Taisekiji. ... To find out more about the individual buildings, do visit the Head Temple Taisekiji Official Website.

  • Taisekiji Temple - Academic Kids

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    Missing image Taisekiji-Gohozo.JPG. Numerous relics from Taisekiji's 750-year history are kept in the Treasure House.

  • Head Temple - Taisekiji | Myoshoji

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    Visit Nichiren Shoshu Official Website to learn more about Taiseki-ji. https://www.nichirenshoshu.or.jp/eng/taisekiji.html.

  • Taisekiji

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    Taisekiji - japan. Taisekiji is the head temple of Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism. It is at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Fujinomiya city, Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan.

  • Head Temple Taisekiji - Historical Places | Myoshinji

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    The name “Taisekiji” (Great Rock Temple) is derived from the name of the land, “O-ishigahara”(Big Stone Field).