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En toku ji (Jodo Shinshu Otani-ha)
大阪市生野区巽中４丁目８−２６ 大阪メトロ千日前線南巽駅から徒歩５分
A Jodo Shinshu Otani-ha temple located in Ikuno Ward, Osaka City, founded during the Muromachi period by Ueba Masasaburo Masakimi.
History
In 1488 CE (Chojo 2), the local samurai Ueba Masasaburo Masakimi invited Rennyo and converted his residence into a temple, establishing it. In the first year of the Genki era (1570 CE), the fourth abbot, Ryohō, assisted the high priest Nenju during the Battle of Ishiyama. Due to his loyal service, he was granted the character 'Ken' (manifest), and subsequent abbots were permitted to use this character in their names.
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