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Seki Jizo-in Temple has a deep connection with Zen master Ikkyu and is famous for the popular song, "Let's dress Seki Jizo-in Temple in a furisode kimono and take her as a bride for the Great Buddha of Nara." The principal image, a seated Jizo Bodhisattva, is said to be the oldest Jizo Bodhisattva in Japan. In addition, the three buildings on the temple grounds, the main hall, bell tower, and Aizen-do, are designated as Important Cultural Properties by the nation. The temple features Ezo cherry trees, a natural monument, and the main hall, Aizen-do, and bell tower, all Important Cultural Properties. It is said to be the oldest Jizo in Japan. Founded in 741

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