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Mushuseiji (Mushusei-ji Temple)
美里町白石１９５３
A Zen temple belonging to the Myoshin-ji branch of the Rinzai sect, with the mountain name Minai-san. It is designated as the 16th site of the Kodama 33 Sacred Places pilgrimage.
History
The temple was founded by Shiraishi Mushusei, and the founding abbot was the monk Kasai Shuin. It was re-established during the Eicho period (1504–1521 CE). During the Edo period, it was revived and maintained the Zen tradition under the guidance of monks Rangetsu and Yuho. Since the time of Kasai Shuin, it has served as the family temple for the local community for approximately 500 years.
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