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Myoryu-ji
府中市紅葉丘２丁目１１−３
A Nichiren sect temple located in Momiji-oka, Fuchu City, known by the mountain name Jounen-zan.
History
Founded in 1940 CE (Showa 15) as the Nakayama Myoshu temple. Its origins lie in the establishment of the Myoryu-kou (Myoryu Society) by Akatsuka Masanori in Osawa, Tachikawa City. In 1946 CE (Showa 21), it was renamed Myoryu-in.
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