Temmitsu-ji Temple (also known as Tamon-ji Temple), a temple that commemorates the soul of Goto Matabei A temple that honors Goto Matabei, a brave warrior who served Kuroda Kanbei and Toyotomi Hideyori. He was one of the "Twenty-Four Knights of Kuroda" led by Kuroda Kanbei, and was also counted among the "Five Great Men of Osaka" during the Summer Siege of Osaka. It is said that in the second year of Genna (1616), Matabei's son, Taro Masakata, received a land donation from the Iwamoto Kanbei family of Ozaki Village to mourn his father who died in the Summer Siege of Osaka, and opened the temple on the first anniversary of Matabei's death (May 6th). Goto Matabei's memorial tablet is enshrined in the main hall. Goto Matabei, a Sengoku warlord and one of the "Five Great Men of Osaka Castle" who has appeared in historical dramas. Tamon-ji Temple was built to mourn him and his son. [Goshuin (Temple Stamp)] Limited Goshuin ① Principal Image The chief priest writes each one by hand, taking his time, and it is a very wonderful Goshuin with beautiful calligraphy. ● Immediate purchase OK / No individual discounts / Multiple discounts OK Repeat customers and followers are eligible for discounts ●