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Honnjaku-ji Temple
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A Nichiren sect temple located in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo. It formerly possessed a sub-temple (tatchu) named Houn-in.
History
Founded in 1626 CE (Kan'ei 3) by Yamanaka Kipeiji. The founding priest (kaizan) was Ryoho Honji Nissei, the second son of Kipeiji; the Yamanaka family had been influential figures in the area since the early Edo period. Originally situated in Ichigaya, the temple moved through Aoyama before relocating to its current site in 1664 CE (Kanbun 4).
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