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Juei-zan Shouon-in
富津市竹岡３４９−１
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture. It was once the only temple on the Boso Peninsula where Insei Nenbutsu (loud-chanting Nembutsu) was practiced.
History
Founded in 1495 CE (Meiyo 4) by the monk Bonren-sha Gyouyo. Gyouyo learned the ritual methods for the Juya-hogyo (Ten-Night Memorial Service) at the command of Emperor Go-Daigo and established this temple in the area to perform these services. The temple's common name, 'Juya-ji' (Ten-Night Temple), derives from this practice.
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