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Jouganji Atsuki (Jouganji Temple Ruins)
多賀町一円２０７
A Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha temple located in Enokicho, Nagahama City, which shares the same temple grounds as the former Jouganji in Taga Town, Shiga Prefecture.
History
Originally, it shared the same temple grounds as Jouganji in Taga Town, Shiga Prefecture. It was founded in 1314 CE (Showa 3) by Ryozon. The fifth abbot, Zen Shoushou, later converted to Jodo Shinshu by taking refuge in Rennyo. In 1489 CE (Entoku 1), the temple grounds were reportedly relocated to Mizutani in Taga Shou.
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