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Keitokuin Temple
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Area: Kofu
Category: Temples Shrines > Temples
Category: Temples Shrines > Temples
Keitokuin Temple (景徳院) was built in 1582 by Tokugawa Ieyasu for the dedication of Takeda clan. In the temple there are stones where Katuyori, the last lord of Takeda, and his family commit suicide.
Visitors Info.
There is parking.
Access
0. at Kofu Station
1. use JR Chuo Line to Kaiyamato (40 min.)
2. walk east (30 min.)
Visitors Info.
There is parking.
Access
0. at Kofu Station
1. use JR Chuo Line to Kaiyamato (40 min.)
2. walk east (30 min.)
Access to Kofu Area
Kofu (甲府)
Terminal Station
- JR Kofu Station
Access by Train
- 0. at Shinjuku Station
1. use JR Chuo Line to Kofu (1 hr. and 40 min.)
Access by Car
use the Chuo Expressway to Kofu (2 hrs.)
Terminal Station
- JR Kofu Station
Access by Train
- 0. at Shinjuku Station
1. use JR Chuo Line to Kofu (1 hr. and 40 min.)
Access by Car
use the Chuo Expressway to Kofu (2 hrs.)
Map around Keitokuin Temple
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Detailed Travel Guide for Keitokuin Temple
Keitokuin was located on the last spot of Takeda clan and his samurai. In 1582, when Tokugawa Ieyasu moved his army here, he asked Nenkyo, the brother of Komiyama Tomoharu, to built a temple for Katsuyori and his samurai.
