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Daisho-ji Temple, Myoko-san (Soto Sect)
高山市春日町２２８
A Soto sect temple located in Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, with historical ties to the Kanamori clan.
History
The fourth lord of Hida Takayama Domain, Kanamori Yorunao, established the temple in 1652 CE (Shoei 2), inviting Zen master Sōshun of Daitoku-ji to serve as the founding abbot. It was originally a Rinzai sect temple affiliated with the Daitoku-ji branch. However, after the departure of the Kanamori clan, the temple declined. In 1776 CE (An'ei 5), it was revived as a Soto sect temple by Daini Ryūryū.
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