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Nichiren-shu Hozon Tokueizan Myoho-ji (Komorizan Myoho-ji)
富士川町小室３０６３
A head temple of the Nichiren-shu sect and one of the six head temples associated with the Onishi legal lineage. It is also known as a temple famous for hydrangeas and haiku poetry.
History
The temple's predecessor was a Shingon sect temple founded in 695 CE (Jito 7) by En no Gyohaku. In 1274 CE (Bun'ei 11), Nichiren visited the site and engaged in a doctrinal debate. In 1275 CE (Kenji 1), Zenchi, a disciple of Nichiren, converted to the Nichiren sect and renamed the temple Tokueizan Myoho-ji. Subsequently, the temple received donations and issued red-sealed letters from the Takeda and Tokugawa families, becoming a prestigious ancient temple with many direct branch temples during the Edo period.
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What visitors say
The vast temple grounds, located deep in the mountains, are surrounded by trees and exude a quiet atmosphere. Highlights include a grand mountain gate (one of the largest in the prefecture), a finely crafted bell tower, and a meticulously maintained garden. It is a famous spot known for its approximately 20,000 hydrangeas blooming during the rainy season, allowing visitors to worship at a leisurely pace while listening to birdsong.
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