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Fuhon-in
岡山市北区庭瀬８６６
A Nichiren sect temple located in Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture. Its mountain name is Koeizan, and it is commonly known as Daibo.
History
According to the 'Bichu-shi' (Chronicles of Bichu), its origins lie in Kozenji Temple on Mount Koei, a Tendai sect temple that served as the head temple (Betto) of the Hachimangu Shrine. In 1602 (Keicho 7), when Togawa Tatsuhiro entered the Niwase Domain, the temple was converted to the Nichiren sect by Jofu of Jokokuin. In 1629 (Kan'e 6), it adopted its current mountain name and temple name.
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What visitors say
This temple boasts a dignified atmosphere, surrounded by the moat of the former Niwase Castle. Highlights include the stone bridge spanning the moat, the path to the mountain gate, the cluster of tombstones within the precincts, and the hall dedicated to Hachiman Daibosatsu. Visitors should exercise caution as some surrounding roads are narrow, but the area offers charming scenery featuring unique waterways and cycad trees.
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