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Honmyo-bo
富士宮市下条６９７
A head temple of the Nichiren Shoshu sect located in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Its main gate and guest hall are among the largest remaining wooden structures in the region and are designated as cultural properties by Fujinomiya City.
History
Established in 1324 by Nanjo Tokimasa to mark the first anniversary of his wife Myorenni's death, he converted his former residence into a temple and invited the monk Jikubo Nika to oversee its founding. During the Meiji era, it participated in the formation of the Nichiren Shu Ko-mon-ha branch and merged with Nichiren Shoshu in 1950. Historically, it has adhered to the monastic rules of Oishi-ji and cooperated with Oishi-ji to promote the prosperity of the temple.
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