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Kozanji Butuden
下関市長府川端１丁目２−５
A temple serving as the ancestral temple (bodai-ji) of the Nagashima Mori clan, featuring a Kamakura-period Zen-style Buddhist hall designated as a National Treasure.
History
Founded in 1327 CE (Kareki 2) as the Rinzai Zen temple Chofukuji, with Kuan Genjaku as its founding abbot. It later became an imperial temple under the patronage of Emperor Go-Daigo and prospered, receiving land donations from Ashikaga Takauji. In 1602 CE (Keicho 7), it was re-established by Mori Hidemoto as the Soto Zen temple Shozanji, and was renamed Kozanji in 1650 CE (Keian 3).
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