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Myokoji
八潮市中央３丁目１９−２
A Nichiren sect temple located in Yashio City, Saitama Prefecture, belonging to the Kanto Saiki Hoen (a network of affiliated temples). It preserves over 30 temple treasures, and the current main hall was built in 1983.
History
Founded in 1471 CE (Bunmei 3) by Nichi-sei, this Nichiren sect temple was established by a monk who served as the 10th abbot of Myohonji in Kamakura City. It was formerly a branch temple of Ikegami Honmonji.
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