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Muni-ji
池田市古江町３８７
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple designated as the ninth station of the Kanon Reijo (Kannon Pilgrimage) in the northern part of the city.
History
The temple originally known as Kaiko-zen Do-kaku-ji, founded by the monk Gyo-ki, was destroyed by fire during the Jokei Rebellion and fell into ruin. It is said that in 1562 CE (Eiroku 5), the monk Don-sei established the temple as Muni-ji.
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