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Nichiren-shu Ho-enzan Joushin-ji
〒135-0023 東京都江東区平野２丁目４−２５
A Nichiren-shu temple located in Hino, Koto Ward, Tokyo, known for its main hall built in ancient Indian style.
History
Its origins lie in a thatched hut established by Nigi in Fukagawa. It was founded in 1658 CE (Manji 1) by his disciple Nitsu after receiving patronage from Mitsusawa no Tsubone. In 1753 CE (Houreki 3), the opening of the treasury of Kuon-ji on Mt. Mibune was held here. It is one of the Ten Ancestors of Edo, specifically the Disaster-Averting Ancestor, and was granted the rank of 100,000 koku by the Tokugawa Shogunate.
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