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Mori-ansi
大津市坂本１丁目１７−１
A temple of the Tendai Shinso sect located in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, known for its Important Cultural Property, a standing statue of the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva, a guest hall called the Momoyama Palace built with materials from the dismantled Fushimi Castle, and a famous karesansui (dry landscape) garden.
History
It is said that the temple was built on the site of Takahitsuhime-no-miya, but the exact date of its founding is unknown. It was revived in 1486 CE (Bunmei 18) by Sugi-waka Mori-ansi, a retainer of Asakura Sadayoshi. The temple's name is believed to have been given by Sugi-waka Mori-ansi, who used his own name. Since then, it has been repeatedly rebuilt after being destroyed by fire.
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