Keitokuin Temple
After Takeda family was ruined in 1582, Tokugawa Ieyasu established this temple to mourn the loss of his comrade, Katsuyori. In one corner of the temple grounds is a hall, Kosho-den, which was built as a memorial service for Katsuyori and his men. A tomb was built behind the hall in 1775. Archeological excavations unearthed over 5,000 stones with Buddhist scriptures which were buried in the tomb as part of the memorial service.
389 Tano, Yamato-cho, Koshu-shi
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