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Myofusan Shogon-ji (Myofusan Shogon-ji, Myoshin-ji Sect, Rinzai School)
美濃加茂市伊深町８７２−２
A Rinzai Zen temple of the Myoshin-ji sect located in Mino-Kamo City, Gifu Prefecture, bearing the mountain name Myofusan. It is known as a specialized training ground for practicing monks.
History
The temple's origins trace back to a site where the monk Kansen Egen stayed around 1330 CE (Gen-toku 2). In 1658 CE (Manji 1), Taitai Yuiichi established the temple. During the Kanbun era (1661–1673), the temple complex was completed through donations from Sato Yoshitsugu and others, and the temple was renamed Myofusan Shogon-ji. In the Meiji era, it became a specialized training ground for practicing monks under the guidance of Setsutan Shohaku. In 1955 CE (Shōwa 30), Shogon Junior College was founded.
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