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Ogannonji Temple

Ogannonji Temple
Our Gohonzon(principle object of devotion) is a miracle of the Heisei era; 1m70cm iron Ogannon moved
We are the third temple of "Edo 33 Kannon" with its Gohonzon of the head part of iron Kanzenon manufactured in the Kamakura era; it is famous for doll memorial service. In our site, Idaten-Mikoto, the god of running, is also worshipped by runners. When the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred, only Gohonzon changed its direction to the east. This is said to be a miracle of the Heisei era and anyone can visit on monthly fair days, the 11th and the 17th, when the doors are open.

Address: 1-18-9, Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Contact: 03-3667-7989（10:00～16:30）; 03-3667-7989（10:00～16:30）

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Direction: A two-minute walk from Ningyocho Station Exit A2 or A6 on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line or the Toei Subway Asakusa Line

Open Hours: 7:00～17：00

Day Off: Open all year round

Fee: Free of charge

Credit cards: Not accepted

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