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Temple Tozenji Temple
The ancestral temple of the Oguri clan and the grave of Oguri Tadamasa Tōzenji (東善寺) temple belongs to the Sōtō Zen school of Buddhism (曹洞宗 Sōtō-shū), the largest of the three traditional sects of Zen in Japanese Buddhism. It is located in Kurabuchi Village, formerly known as Gonda Village... -
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Tozenji Temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture; devoted to the memory of Oguri Tadamasa- JREF
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The altar at the Tozenji in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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The interior of the Tozenji Temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture, displaying Oguri memorabilia- JREF
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A painting of Oguri Tadamasa displayed in the Tozenji Temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture; it seems to be inspired by the historic photography of the three plenipotentiary members of the Japanese embassy to the United States in 1860- JREF
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Oguri Tadamasa's stone bust displayed at the Tozenji Temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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Oguri Tadamasa's grave at Tozenji temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture; his severed head had originally been buried elsewhere, but now rests in this tomb too.- JREF
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Graves of Oguri's retainers at the Tozenji temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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Oguri Tadamasa's palanquin (駕籠 kago), said to be used to carry him to his execution on the banks of the Karasugawa; displayed at the Tozenji temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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A kataginu, a jacket that is part of a kamishimo, said to have belonged to Oguri Tadamasa, displayed at the Tozenji temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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Oguri Tadataka, Tadamasa's father and a retainer; photo displayed at the Tozenji temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture- JREF
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A katana said to have belonged to Oguri Tadamasa on deer antlers used as a sword stand.- JREF
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Oguri Mataichi (left), Oguri Tadamasa's adopted son, with two retainers. He was beheaded on April 7, 1868, at Takasaki Castle. Photo displayed at the Tozenji Temple in Gonda, Gunma Prefecture.- JREF
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Oguri Kuniko, the daughter of Oguri Tadamasa; photo displayed in the museum of the Tozenji Temple in Gonda Village, Gunma Prefecture.- JREF
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Peririn and Ogurin, two cartoon characters created by the Yokosuka Tourism Association, to commemorate the opening of Japan. Designed by Oguri Kazumata.- JREF
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Historic photo of students enrolled at the Collège Franco-Japonais, founded by Oguri Tadamasa in Yokohama. His adopted son Mataichi attended the school. Displayed at the small museum at Tozenji in Gonda, Gunma Prefecture.- JREF
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