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Myochi-ji Temple
越前市武生柳町７−１０
A Nichiren sect temple located in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture, with the mountain name Honkyo-zan. It is known as a temple dedicated to Kishimojin (the deity of child-rearing and protection of children).
History
During the Einin era (1293-1299 CE), it was a Shingon sect temple. However, the resident priest Nichishin engaged in a doctrinal debate with Nichizo Bosatsu, became his disciple, and the conversion to the Nichiren sect was completed in 1375 CE (Tensho 1). Many records were lost due to two fires during the Edo period, in the Joo era and the 5th year of the Kaiei era.
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