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Jofukuji Temple

さいたま市岩槻区浮谷2561

A Soto Zen Buddhist temple known as Fuyataniyama, it houses the Twenty-One Buddha Stone Steles, designated as a municipal cultural property.

History

Tradition holds that the temple was founded in 721 CE (Yoro 5) and later established by the monk Senkyu. The statue of Kannon Bosatsu (Avalokiteshvara) in the Kannon Hall within the temple grounds is said to have been enshrined after being caught in a fisherman's net in 1350 CE (Koyou 1).

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