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Sofukuji Temple
小田原市浜町４丁目３０−１０
A Soto sect temple known as Oebuzan, enshrining a statue of Yakushi Nyorai (Medicine Buddha) as its principal image.
History
This Soto sect temple was founded by Shu-o Bon. During the Edo period, it served as the Betto (priest-in-charge) for Hamamachi Sanyo Shrine. In 1891 CE (Meiji 24), it merged with Jiyama Shojuyin. Originally located near the seaside, it was relocated to its current site to avoid damage from waves. It was immediately rebuilt after being swept away by a great tsunami.
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