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Fudoin Bell Tower
広島市東区牛田新町３丁目１３−１８
A temple of the Shingon Shu school (specifically a Hokke-honzan) located in Higashi Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. It houses numerous cultural properties, including the National Treasure Kondo (Golden Hall) and the Important Cultural Property Bell Tower.
History
One of the Ankokuji temples established by the Ashikaga brothers, Tadayoshi and Naoyoshi, it flourished as the family temple of the Takeda clan. Although it burned down during the Sengoku period, it was restored by Ankokuji Ekyo, a diplomatic monk for the Mori clan. Later, the temple changed its sect to Shingon Shu and was renamed Fudoin. It was damaged by the atomic bomb dropped during World War II, but the overall structure avoided complete collapse.
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