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Ryun'in-ji Temple
豊橋市船町１１７
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple that serves as a core temple in the eastern part of Mikawa Province and is one of the three temples of Yoshida.
History
Founded by the monk Kyuuya Shukan to offer memorial services for Makino Nobunari's late father, Kokuhaku. It is considered one of the core Soto Zen temples in eastern Mikawa and is counted among the three temples of Yoshida. In 1945, the entire complex, excluding the mountain gate, was destroyed by fire during the Toyohashi air raid. The surviving mountain gate is designated as a tangible cultural property of Toyohashi City.
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