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Jisso-ji Temple
目黒区中目黒５丁目７−１４
A Tendai sect temple located in Meguro Ward, Tokyo.
History
Founded in 1629 by Nichitsu. Originally a Nichiren sect temple named Chudo-ji, it converted to the Tendai sect in 1700 due to the shogunate's ban on the Fuzufushi faction. It was renamed Jisso-ji in 1834. Following a decline in fortunes during the Meiji period and urban redevelopment, the temple relocated to its current site in 1911.
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