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Hokkozan Choko-ji (Nichiren Sect Temple)
魚津市双葉町６−２
A Nichiren sect temple located in Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture, with the mountain name Hokkozan. It was once famous for its mountain gate featuring Nio (guardian) statues.
History
Founded in the Bunki era (1469–1487 CE) in the Matsukura castle town, it relocated to the temple district during the Tensho era (1573–1592 CE). After being destroyed by a major fire in 1834, it moved to its current location, which previously housed the Uozu Town Magistrate's Office. At one point, it also served as a temporary school building for Uozu Municipal Omachi Elementary School.
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