Temples and Parishioners in the Edo Period

How did temples exist within the community during the Edo period? What was the actual relationship between temples and their parishioners during that time? In this course, we will delve into historical documents, including Edo period laws, "false laws," and documents that reveal the reality of local temples, while also interpreting them to explain the situations that served as the premise for the current relationship between temples and people. Application and payment period is from April 1 (Tuesday) to May 19 (Monday). ■Notes Public lecture (Spring term 2025)

Date & Time

5/29(Thu) 10:00～11:306/5(Thu) 10:00～11:30

Note

Course dates are May 29 (Thursday) and June 5 (Thursday), for a total of 2 sessions

Venue

Toyo University Hakusan Campus

Address

5-28-20 Hakusan, Bunkyo City, Tokyo

Free

Tuition fee: 3,300 yen (in-person only) *Different rates apply for Toyo University students

parking

Bicycle and motorcycle parking is not available. Please use public transportation.

Access (Public)

5 minutes on foot from Toei Mita Line "Hakusan" Station and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line "Hon Komagome" Station / Toei Bus (Kusa 63) Right at "Toyo University Front"

Contact

03-3945-7635 （Toyo University Social Contribution Center Office）

URL

https://sites.google.com/toyo.jp/koza/