The name “Eboshi” evokes images of a traditional Japanese headwear. That’s no coincidence. Legend has it that Eboshi Temple in Hiroshima was once a watchtower. It was possibly even a place of worship for the samurai guarding the area centuries ago. Though its origins remain shrouded in mystery, the Eboshi Temple’s presence in old records hints at its long history. We know for sure that a devastating fire in 1941 destroyed the original structure. However, the people of Hiroshima rebuilt Eboshi Temple in 1966. Today, it stands as a testament to the city’s resilience. The temple now boasts a nine-foot-tall, four-sided Kannon statue. Five smaller stone pagodas encircle it, adding to the serene atmosphere.
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