Minamimido(Higashi Honganji Namba Betsuin Temple)

みなみみどう(ひがしほんがんじなんばべついん)

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投稿日:2012/09/18 更新日:

Minamimido(Higashi Honganji Namba Betsuin Temple)

 This is a temple of the Shinshu Ohtani Sect that separated from the Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Sect in the 16th century. The South Mido Hall was built in 1598, and for a while served as the head temple. In the Edo period (1603 to 1867) “haiku” poet, Matsuo Basho, passed away near here, and a stone monument engraved with his dying words stands in the temple.

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●Tel : 06(6251)5820
●Open: 9:00~14:30
Address
4-1-11, Kyutaromachi, Chuo-ku
Transportation
Subway:Midosuji Line:Hommachi station(M18) ・Yotsubashi Line:Hommachi station(Y13) ・Chuo Line:Hommachi station(C16)
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