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Jumyo-in

三条市西本成寺1丁目18−7

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This is the head temple of the Jindon-ryu branch of the Nichiren sect, located in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture. It is famous for its Oni Odori (demon dance), which is considered one of the three great demon dances in Japan.

History

The temple's origins date back to 1297, when the saint Nichiin established a grass hut at a sacred site where the blue lotus flower bloomed, intending to build a dojo in Echizen. In 1314, it was granted a mountain name and temple name, and was renamed Chokuzan Honjo-ji. After the Meiji era, it officially declared itself as the Jindon-ryu branch of the Nichiren sect in 1951.

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