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Fukutokuno-Oomikamis (Hōzan-ji)
〒630-0266 奈良県生駒市門前町１−１
This is a sacred site for Shōten faith, serving as the head temple of the Shingon-Ritsu sect and enshrining Daishō Kankiten (Shōten), a deity known as the Buddha of commerce.
History
The temple was reconstructed in 1678 CE (Enpō 6) by the Ritsu priest Tankai, and a temporary main hall was built in 1679 CE (Enpō 8). The new main hall (honden) was completed in 1684 CE (Jōkyō 5), at which point the temple name was changed to Hōzan-ji. Since ancient times, it has gathered followers primarily from Osaka merchants who worship the deity as a god of business.
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