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Doushin-ji Kannon-do (30th Temple of the Suo Province 33 Kannon Pilgrimage Sites)
山口市水の上町５−２７
A temple serving as the memorial site for Mori Motonari, featuring a mountain gate and a Kannon-do (Kannon Hall) designated as Important Cultural Properties, both dating back to the Ouchi clan era.
History
Originally founded within the castle grounds of Yoshida in Aki Province as the memorial temple for Mori Motonari, it was relocated to its current site during the late Edo period. The mountain gate and the Kannon-do were originally constructed during the Ouchi clan era as the Buddhist hall of Kannon-ji Temple and the mountain gate of Kokyo-ji Temple, respectively, and are designated as National Important Cultural Properties.
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