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Daijoji (Daijo Temple)
八王子市加住町１丁目４１５
A Nichiren sect temple located in Kasumicho, Hachioji City, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Juko-san. The principal image is a statue of Nichiren, the founder of the Nichiren sect.
History
Founded in 1577 CE (Tensho 5) in Odawara by the monk Nichigo of Juko-in, by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu. It later moved through Yanaka to Komagome, and relocated to its current location in Hachioji in 1975 CE (Showa 50). Because the family of Empress Shōken (Empress Teimei) served as its patron, it became a temple visited by members of the Imperial Family.
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