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Genjō-ji Temple
川口市赤山１２８５
A Jōdo-shū (Pure Land) temple located in Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, known as the ancestral temple of the Ina clan.
History
Founded in 1618 CE (Genna 4) by Ina Tadayuki, a hatamoto (bannerman) and senior magistrate, this Jōdo-shū temple was established by inviting the monk En'yo Fuzan from Shōgan-ji, the ancestral temple of Tadayuki's father, to revive a former ruined site. Although the Ina family was later stripped of their domain, the temple still preserves relics associated with the clan, including a memorial stele praising their virtues and the graves of successive generations.
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