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Komyo-zan Seigan-ji
名古屋市中川区五女子１丁目７−１１
A temple located in Kita Ward, Nagoya City. The place name is derived from Seigan-ji, which is situated in the same area.
History
Its predecessor was Seigan-ji Village in Kasugai District during the Edo period, and it was formerly known as 'Jōkanji.' The temple's name is said to derive from the dharma name 'Jōkan-bō Ryūken' of Ashikita Shigeruyoshi, who ruled this region. During the Sengoku period, it is recorded in the 'Nobuyuki Bungenchō' as 'Seigan-ji within Ashiki.'
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