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Kokou-ji Temple
江戸川区本一色３丁目１６−２８ 光照寺
A temple of the Shingon-Ryu Toyasan-ha sect located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo.
History
Founded in 1387 by the priest Shakuju Ho'in. Originally named 'Jigan-ji', it was renamed 'Kokou-ji' in 1745. In 1872, the temple relocated to the site of the former abandoned temple 'Shigun-san Joubon-in Ensho-ji', inheriting its current mountain name and temple name.
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