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Jōsenzai (Jōsenzai Temple)
八王子市館町１２３４
A Sōtō school Buddhist temple located in Hachioji City, Tokyo. Its mountain name is Shakuzon-zan, and it is believed to have been founded during the rule of the later Hōjō clan.
History
The exact date of founding is unknown. However, the founding abbot, Gūō Gigon, passed away in 1587, and the founder, Kondo Sukezane, was a retainer of the later Hōjō clan. Therefore, it is presumed that the temple was established during the period of the later Hōjō clan's rule. It served as the former bittōji (the temple in charge of a shrine) for the nearby Gozai Shrine.
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