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Hosenji Temple
京都市西京区大原野石見町３１１
A Shingon-chisan sect temple located in Kizu City, Kyoto Prefecture, with the mountain name Nakajima-zan. The principal image is the Eleven-Faced Kannon.
History
The founding date is unknown, but the temple was named Hosenji because a spring emerged during a drought in the Tenchō era (824–834 CE) due to the power of an Eleven-Faced Kannon that appeared from a thicket. It possesses historical stone sculptures, including a Thirteen-Story Stone Pagoda designated as an Important Cultural Property.
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