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Nichiren Shu, Enjuzan, Hongyoji
津山市西寺町７１
A Nichiren Shu temple located in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture, which flourished as a base for the propagation of Nichiren Shu in the Mimasaka region. The temple grounds feature a Sanjodo (three-bay hall) and the grave of Asahimo Shigeru.
History
Founded during the Bunmei period (1469-1487 CE) by Moribei no Kamishiro and others, with Teruchi-in Hitsuji as the founding monk. Subsequently, Nichizen was invited from Myokokuji to revitalize the temple, and it was re-established at its current location in 1616 CE (Genna 2). The temple was abandoned during the Kanbun Persecution but was rebuilt with its current main hall and storehouse in 1822 CE (Bunsei 5).
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