1-558 Sōgo, Narita, Chiba Prefecture
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¥1,500
Tōshō-ji, also known as Sōgo Reido, is a historic temple in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, established by Sakagami Tamuramaro to commemorate war dead. It's renowned for enshrining Sōgo Sakura, a local hero who directly appealed to the Tokugawa Shogunate to alleviate the suffering of farmers burdened by heavy taxes. The temple grounds feature several halls, a bell tower, and the Sōgo Reihoden museum, displaying artifacts related to Sōgo's life. The temple is also known for its beautiful plum blossoms in spring and hydrangeas in summer. Located a 10-minute walk from Keisei Sōgo-sando Station, the temple offers barrier-free access, including wheelchair rentals and accessible restrooms. Visit to explore the rich history and serene atmosphere.
Barrier-free facilities: Wheelchair rental available ○ Barrier-free facilities: Wheelchair-accessible slope ○ Barrier-free facilities: Wheelchair-accessible toilet ○ Barrier-free facilities: Audio guidance ○ Barrier-free facilities: Diaper changing station ○ Sect: Shingon Buddhism, Buzan School