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Jihō-ji (Jihoji Temple)
丸亀市本島町４８０
Jihō-ji is a temple that once housed a rare wooden statue of Akshobhya Nyorai (the Buddha of the East) in a seated posture, believed to date from the late Heian period.
History
Jihō-ji preserved a wooden seated statue of Akshobhya Nyorai, which is thought to have been created in the late Heian period. This statue is one of the four Buddhas of the Vajradhatu (Diamond Realm) surrounding Vairocana Nyorai (the Great Sun Buddha) and is regarded as the Buddha who established a Pure Land in the eastern world to preach the Dharma. It is currently enshrined at Shōkaku-in in Tomari.
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