A five-story pagoda at Tennoji Temple, Ueno

寛永16年(1639)に古河城主土井利勝によって再建されたもの｡手前の石灯籠は上野東照宮参道に並ぶもので､左手が東照宮本殿となる｡本来は東照宮の五重塔であったが明治の神仏分離によって寛永寺に帰属した｡現在は東京都所有で､上野動物園の敷地内にある｡This five-story pagoda was built by Doi Toshikatsu, feudal lord of Furukawa Castle, in 1639. The stone lanterns in the foreground line the approach of Toshogu Shrine. The main hall is to the left. The pagoda originally belonged to the shrine, but after the separation of Shintoism and Buddhism in the Meiji Period, it transferred to Kaneiji Temple. At present, it belongs to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and is located within the Ueno Zoo grounds