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Nichiren-shu Myokun-ji
〒493-0001 愛知県一宮市木曽川町黒田錦里１１
A Nichiren-shu temple located in Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture, with the mountain name (yama-go) of Mugakōzan.
History
Founded in 1946 CE (Shōwa 21) by Mugakō-in Myokun Shōnin (Kato KIMI) on the site of the former samurai residence of Kuroda Castle. The current complex (garan) was built sequentially between 1976 CE (Shōwa 51) and 2012 CE (Heisei 24), including the main hall (hondō), kitchen and storage area (kuri), mountain gate (sanmon), bell tower (shōrō), columbarium (nōkotsudō), and guest hall (kyakuden).
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