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Hoyoji Garan-do
会津美里町雀林三番山下３５８２
A Tendaishu (Tendai) Buddhist temple located in Aizu-Biratori, Oniuma District, Fukushima Prefecture. Its mountain name is Raiden-zan (Thunder and Lightning Mountain) and its temple name is Myoko-in (Miao Xing Yuan). The principal image is the Eleven-Faced Kannon (Eleven-Faced Avalokiteshvara).
History
Tradition holds that the temple was founded in 720 CE by Tokudo, but it was later destroyed by fire. It is said to have been re-established at its current location by Tokuitsu during the Daian era (806–810 CE). The temple served as a site for imperial prayers for Emperor Saga and once had many branch temples under its jurisdiction.
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