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Rengeji Shichimen-do (Rengeji Seven-Faced Hall)
伊那市高遠町長藤
A Nichiren sect temple located in Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, with the mountain name Myoho-zan. It is known for the Rengeji Shichimen-do, a designated tangible cultural property of Ina City, and the grave of Egashima.
History
Founded in 1360 as Chogen-ji, a branch temple of Minobu-san, with Nichidai as the founding monk. In 1651, it was relocated to its current site by Torii Tadaharu, became a branch temple of Myoken-ji, and was renamed Rengeji. The current main hall was built in 1807.
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