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Hokkedo (Hokke-do)
鎌倉市大町4丁目7−4 法華堂
A Nichiren sect temple located in Omachi, Kamakura City, also known as the "Moss Temple" due to the moss-covered stone steps.
History
It is said to have been founded by Nichiren at the site of the Matsubagaya grass hut. The de facto founder was Nichiei, who built the main hall and other structures to commemorate Nichiren and mourn his father. During the Edo period, it received reverence from the shogun's family and the Hosokawa family, and the Hokkedo hall was constructed by the Mito domain.
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