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Myorenji Temple Sign
富士宮市下条４１８ 0114
A Nichiren Shoshu head temple located in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, with the mountain name Takuhō Fuji-san. The main gate and guest hall are designated as cultural properties by Fujinomiya City.
History
In 1324, Nanjo Tokimasa established the temple on the site of his former residence to hold memorial services for the first anniversary of his wife, Myoren-ni, inviting Nichika to found it. During the Meiji period, it participated in the formation of the Nichiren Shu Kōmon-ha sect, and in 1950, it merged into Nichiren Shoshu. Since ancient times, it has adhered to the mountain laws and regulations of Oishi-ji, operating in coordination with Oishi-ji to promote the temple's prosperity.
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