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Myōsekibō (Myoseki-bo Temple)
身延町身延４１８１
A Nichiren sect temple known as the place where Shichimen Daimyōjin, the guardian deity of Mount Shinnō, appeared. Located on a high plateau, it is characterized by its excellent views overlooking the surrounding mountains.
History
It is said to be the place where Daishi Nichiren first delivered a sermon during the Kenji era (1275-1277 CE), and the high platform stone used at that time is still present. In the Bunroku era (1593-1596 CE), Gakusen Nichiō founded Myōseki-an. In the second year of the Bunkyū era (1862 CE) during the Edo period, it was renamed to its current name, Myōsekibō.
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What visitors say
Located near the trailhead of Mount Shinnō, this is the first temple you encounter when descending from the mountain path. The grounds feature the high platform stone where Saint Nichiren is said to have preached, as well as a notable sculpture from the fourth year of the Ansei era. There is a parking lot, restrooms, and a place to receive Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp). Although construction is currently underway, visitors can still worship.
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