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Nichiren-shu Dakaizan Myojou-ji
笠岡市中央町１４−１０
A Nichiren-shu temple located in Chuo-machi, Kasugaoka City, Okayama Prefecture, with the mountain name Dakaizan.
History
Established in 1341 CE (Kokoku 2 / Ryokuo 4) during the Nanbokucho period. The former head temple was Daibonzan Myoken-ji (Shijo Monryu), and the master is the Dharma connection.
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