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Koshou-ji Temple
〒910-0003 福井県福井市松本３丁目１１−１９
A temple belonging to the Honganji-ha branch of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism, with the mountain name Ushihana-zan. It is an ancient temple with a history of adopting its temple name at a relatively early stage within the Honganji lineage.
History
The founder was Gyoju, who received teachings from Kakunyo, making it an ancient temple of the Honganji lineage. Due to his merit in supporting Rennyo in establishing the Yoshizaki Gobo (headquarters), he received the mountain name 'Ushihana-zan' and a statue of the Expedient Dharma Body from Rennyo. In 1587, through donations from Hori Hidemasa, the temple relocated to Yanagimachi, reaching its current location.
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