Thirteen Buddhas of Tama

The Thirteen Buddhas of Tama (多摩十三仏霊場｜Tama jūsan butsu reijō) is a pilgrimages route of 13 Buddhist temples in Tama, Tokyo. Each temple is dedicated to one of the Thirteen Buddhas.

## Directory

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Number | Temple | Dedication

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1. | Kanzō-in | Fudō-myōō
2. | Enmei-ji | Shaka Nyorai
3. | Hōsen-in | Monju Bosatsu
4. | Tōfuku-ji | Fugen Bosatsu
5. | Kannon-ji | Jizō Bosatsu
6. | Daifuku-ji | Miroku Bosatsu
7. | Kōzō-in | Yakushi Nyorai
8. | Kōsai-ji | Kannon Bosatsu
9. | Nagayama Amida-dō | Seishi Bosatsu
10. | Shinmyō-ji | Amida Nyorai
11. | Kisshō-in | Ashuku Nyorai
12. | Jutoku-ji | Dainichi Nyorai
13. | Myōō-ji | Kokūzō Bosatsu

## See also

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* Tokyo portal

* Thirteen Buddhas

## External links

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* Website listing
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Buddhist temples in Japan

Japanese Buddhist architecture|

| Architectonic elements|

* hidden roof
* hisashi
* irimoya
* kaerumata: see nakazonae
* kairō
* karahafu
* karesansui
* kentozuka: see nakazonae
* komainu
* katōmado
* mokoshi
* moya
* nakazonae
* Niō or Kongōrikishi
* sandō
* shichidō garan
* shōrō
* sōrin
* tokyō
* tōrō
* onigawara

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Mon (gates)|

* karamon
* nijūmon
* niōmon
* rōmon
* sanmon
* sōmon
* torii

Buildings|

* Chinjusha
* chōzuya/temizuya
* -dō
* main hall (kon-dō, hon-dō, butsuden)
* kuri
* kyōzō or kyō-dō
* shoin

Japanese pagodas|

* gorintō
* hōkyōintō
* hōtō
* kasatōba
* sotōba
* muhōtō
* tahōtō

Styles|

* Daibutsuyō
* Wayō
* Setchūyō
* Shoin-zukuri
* Shin-Wayō
* Zenshūyō
* Ōbaku Zen architecture

Others|

* A-un
* ken

Schools and objects of worship|

| Major schools|

* Jōdo
* Nichiren
* Shingon
* Tendai

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Zen schools|

* Sōtō
* Ōbaku
* Rinzai

Nanto rokushū|

* Jōjitsu
* Hossō
* Kusha
* Kegon
* Ritsu
* Sanron

Objects of worship|

* Amida Nyōrai
* Benzaiten
* Dainichi Nyorai
* Jizō
* Kannon
* Marishi-ten
* Shaka Nyorai
* Shitennō (Four Kings)
* Twelve Heavenly Generals (Jūni Shinshō)
* Yakushi Nyorai

Other elements|

| Implements|

* kei (ritual gong)
* mokugyō

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Others|

* bussokuseki
* butsudan
* Glossary of Japanese Buddhism
* Japanese Buddhist pantheon
* jingū-ji
* miyadera
* saisenbako

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