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Kigen-in

鎌倉市山ノ内416

A temple of the Rinzai Zen sect, specifically the Engaku-ji branch, located as a sub-temple (tato) within the grounds of Engaku-ji.

History

Founded by Ketsu-o Suei, the 38th abbot of Engaku-ji, the temple was later revived by the monk Ki-bun and established as a patronage project by Hojo Ujikatsu. In 1547 CE (Bunmei 16), Hojo Ujikatsu donated the land for the temple.

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