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Nonaka-ji Daishi-do (Nonaka-ji Grand Master Hall)
羽曳野市野々上５丁目９−２４
A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect, known as the 'Middle Prince' founded by Prince Shotoku. The grounds feature the Miroku Bosatsu Hankei-zo (Half-Lotus Posture Miroku Bodhisattva statue), an Important Cultural Property, and the ruins of the old Garan (temple complex), designated as a National Historic Site.
History
According to tradition, it is one of the 48 temples founded by Prince Shotoku, established by Soga no Maro on the Prince's orders. It has been confirmed that a large-scale temple complex existed from the Asuka period through the early Nara period, and the site is designated as a National Historic Site. The temple was re-established in 1661 CE (Kanbun 1) and flourished during the Edo period as a training academy for the Ritsu sect.
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