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Fukuhōji (Formerly the Kanmon Gate of the Ni-no-maru Palace of Koga Castle)
古河市中央町３丁目９−８
A Jōdo Shinshū temple featuring a mountain gate (sanmon) relocated from the Kanmon (northwest gate) of the former Ni-no-maru Palace of Koga Castle.
History
This Jōdo Shinshū temple was originally founded within Musashi Province by Shōjunbō, a disciple of Shinran Shōnin. It was later moved to Sōka in Kazusa Province and relocated to its current site in 1631 CE (Kan'ei 8). The current mountain gate is a Hira-dōmon (flat-roofed gate) relocated from the Kanmon (northwest gate) that once stood at the entrance of the Ni-no-maru Palace of Koga Castle.
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