📜 Buddhist temple in Nagoya, founded in 1540 by Oda Nobuhide.
🔍 Modernized in a five-story concrete building since 1994, its history dates back much further.
🏯 Deeply tied to feudal Japan’s prominent warlords.
🛍️ Located in Ōsu, one of Nagoya's busiest shopping areas.
🤖 Features automata reenacting famous episodes from Oda Nobunaga’s life bihourly.
⛩️ Houses two smaller shrines dedicated to protective deities and fox spirits.
💤 Blends in among shops and restaurants, often unnoticed by tourists.
🗓️ Visit on the 28th day of every month for a substitute rice cake pounding.
💰 Free admission.
🕒 Daily, reception from 10:00, prayers until 16:30, red seal and ossuary visits until 18:00.
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