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Shinko-ji Temple
神戸市東灘区本山北町４丁目７−８
A Jodo Shinshu (Jodo-shu) temple located in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, also known as the Fukurokuju of the Hyogo Seven Lucky Gods.
History
It is said to have originated during the reign of Emperor Ninmyo, when Eikaku brought back an image of Kannon (Avalokiteshvara) from Tang China and enshrined it. In 1276 CE (Kenji 2), the monk Ippen resided there and became the founding patriarch of its revival. Later, the monk Da-ja of the second generation of the Gyoko school received the name 'Shinko-ji' from Emperor Fushimi, and the temple became a Jodo-shu temple.
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