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Honmeiji
墨田区太平２丁目７−１
Honmeiji, belonging to the Otani-ha branch of Shin Buddhism, is a temple established as a preaching center in the late Meiji period.
History
It was originally established as a preaching center in the late Meiji period. Although the main hall and abbot's quarters were completely destroyed by wartime bombing, the temple was re-established as Honmeiji in 1953 (Showa 28). A ceremony celebrating the completion of the rebuilt main hall was held in 1961 (Showa 36).
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