Hosshoji

Hosei Temple in Ueda City is known as Enkakuin Hosei Temple, with high historical value as Sanada Nobuyuki's Bodhi Temple. This place, which was moved from Hosenji by Senkichi Tadamasa, is a historically significant location that also includes the grave of Komatsu-hime. Why not imagine a period drama-like stage while finding the crests of the Sanada and Tokugawa families remaining on the mountain gate? Its charm captivates all visitors!

Hosei Temple in Ueda City is the temple of Sanada Nobuyuki and his wife Komatsuhime, and is a temple of high historical value. This Enkakuin Hosei Temple, which was moved by Tadamasa Sengoku, is an impressive place with the Sanada and Tokugawa family crests carved on the mountain gate. In a space where stories that transcend time are passed down, it captivates all visitors who come to feel them!

Hosei Temple in Ueda City is the family temple of Sanada Nobuyuki and his wife Komatsuhime, and is also known as Enkakuin Hosei Temple, which was moved by Sengoku Tadamasa. Although it is in the Jodo sect, you cannot receive a goshuin stamp. However, this spot is full of charm that history lovers cannot miss, such as the crests of the Sanada and Tokugawa families carved on the gate and the tomb of Komatsuhime. Please visit at least once!

Hossho-ji Temple in Ueda City is a place associated with both the Sanada and Tokugawa families. This temple, which was moved by Tadamasa Sengoku, has high historical value with two family crests carved on the mountain gate and the grave of Komatsu-hime. The quiet and serene atmosphere of the temple will soothe visitors. Why not spend some time in this calming space, reminiscing about the past?