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Gyokoji Chōjō Fudōson
睦沢町下之郷１８７５
A Tendai sect temple known as Chōjō Fudōson, enshrining a Fudō Myōō (Acala, the Immovable Wisdom King) statue from the late Heian period as its principal image.
History
The temple is said to have originated from Nyōganji, founded in 971 CE by the Tendai monk Ryōgen. It was revived in 1690 CE during the Edo period by Matsudaira Nobumasa and the monk Keikan, who renamed it Gyokoji and relocated it to its current site.
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