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Genritsu-ji Temple (Nichiren Shoshu)

池田市槻木町1−10 源立寺

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A Nichiren Shoshu temple located in Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture, with the mountain name Ehinzan. It is currently occupied and resided in by a priest of the Shoshinkai.

History

Established in 1583 by Nichiyo, a monk of Oishi-ji, in Nagara, Settsu Province. The temple relocated to its current site in 1877 and participated in the founding of the Nichiren Shu Fuji-ha (Nichiren Shoshu) in 1900. In 1982, the 25th abbot was excommunicated, but he continues to occupy and reside in the temple.

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