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Nichi-ren-shu Myoho-zan Seien-ji (Myoho-zan Seien-ji Temple of the Nichiren School)
横須賀市田浦町３丁目９６ 静円寺
A Nichiren school temple located in Taura-machi, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Its mountain name is Myoho-zan. It was formerly known as Joen-ji.
History
Founded in 1536 CE (Bunmei 5) by Ishikawa Seieemon, with Nichiho serving as the founding abbot. It became an unoccupied temple during the Edo period but was revived in 1904 CE (Meiji 37) by Shinmyo-in Nichiun.
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