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Nichiren Shoshu Seigisan Myoei-ji

大阪市淀川区木川東4丁目11−5 日蓮正宗妙栄寺

A Nichiren sect temple widely known as 'Mikami-san of Shinsu.'

History

Established as a missionary station in Kita-ku, Osaka City, in 1931 CE (Shōwa 6). It relocated to its current site in 1941 CE (Shōwa 16) and received its official temple name as a religious corporation in 1949 CE (Shōwa 24). A major reconstruction was carried out in January 1996 CE (Heisei 8).

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