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Jodo-shu Shu-gaku-zan Hojo-ji (Pure Land Sect Shugakusan Hojoji Temple)
安曇野市豊科新田５７１６
A Pure Land Sect temple with the mountain name Shugakusan. The temple grounds are located on the site of a castle and residence built by Takeda Shingen during the Sengoku period.
History
Founded in 1506 CE (Eiroku 3) by the local lord Maruyama Chikuzono, with the founding monk being Shorenja Fu'yo from Chion-in. It was relocated from Yoshino Village in 1611 CE (Keicho 16) when the Naraisawa New Field Post Station was established, becoming the patron temple of the post station. During the Edo period, the shogunate granted the temple a confirmed stipend of 10 koku.
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