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Meisei-in (Shingon School)
広島市東区二葉の里２丁目６−２５
A temple of the Mishima-ha sect of the Shingon school located in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Its mountain name is Gekkazan, and it is also known as Dai-nichi Mitsuji.
History
It is one of the five temples within the domain of the Hiroshima Domain. It held a temple estate of 400 koku and was known as a Shingon temple in the castle town.
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What visitors say
The temple offers many highlights, including numerous Buddhist statues enshrined in the Niomon (Lion Gate) and Chumon (Middle Gate), and wooden carvings of the Akō Ronin lined up in the main hall. The grounds also feature a Jizo statue, an Fudo Myo-o statue in the Goma-do (fire ritual hall), and a spot for washing coins, allowing visitors to leisurely explore the spacious grounds. Located near a historical walking path, it provides a serene atmosphere for worship.
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