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Myōgyoku-ji
さいたま市大宮区浅間町１丁目７４
A temple of the Honganji Buddhist sect located in Asama-machi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City. Its mountain name is Ensei-zan.
History
Established in 1946 CE (Shōwa 21) as a branch temple of Terumyō-ji in Kawaguchi City, it was initially called Honken Kaikai. In 1950 CE (Shōwa 25), it officially adopted the name Ensei-zan Myōgyoku-ji and completed its main hall. In 1956 CE (Shōwa 31), the temple celebrated its 10th anniversary, and under successive abbots, it has continued to maintain the temple grounds and engage in religious outreach activities.
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