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Seisho-ji Temple

愛西市東條町高田481

A Shingon Chisan-ha Buddhist temple located in Aichi City, Aichi Prefecture, enshrining the Holy Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva as its principal image.

History

Originally established as Nigumo-bo by Jinme Ryumaro, the temple relocated to its current site in 1934 CE (Shōwa 9) and merged with the Yakushi-do hall in Tōjō. It was renamed Seisho-ji in 1942 CE (Shōwa 17) and currently serves as a branch temple of Ōsu Kannon Hōshō-in.

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