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Ennouji Temple

三郷市彦沢1丁目71−1

3.5(6)

A temple of the Tozan school of Shingon Buddhism, it is known as Higanzan Shoryoin. It is recognized as one of the Fukujus (God of Fortune) in the Sango Seven Lucky Gods.

History

The temple was founded by Tanaka Shuri, a retainer of the Takeda clan who had developed the local area, with Yucho serving as the founding monk. It is said that the main deity is a standing statue of Fudo Myoo (Acala, the Immovable Wisdom King), which Tanaka Shuri brought to this location after the fall of the Takeda clan. During the Meiji era, the temple was also used as the first school building for the Teisei School.

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