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Former: Kinō-ji Temple
大田市仁摩町大国５８９
A Jōdo-shū (Pure Land) temple that was located in the Nima district of Ōda City, Shimane Prefecture. Its mountain name was Hōkoku-san (Mount Hōkoku).
History
It is said to have been founded in 1570 by Ryōkyū of Gokuraku-ji Temple at the Iwami Ginzan silver mine. Religious activities ceased after the abbot passed away in 2013. Procedures for nationalization began in 2018, and the temple was dissolved within 2020. Medieval and modern-era historical documents, as well as records related to Sengoku-period warlords, have been discovered on the temple grounds.
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