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Nichiren-shu Myosen-ji
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A Nichiren-shu temple located in Uchida, Sakura City. Its principal image is the Jikkai Kanjun (Ten Worlds Invocation), and it houses the Yakushi-do (Medicine Hall) and Miroku-do (Maitreya Hall).
History
This temple belongs to the Shouryu-ha (Superior-Inferior) sect of Nichiren-shu and was founded on the 10th day of the first month of the 21st year of the Oei era (1414 CE). It is a branch temple of Hozen-ji. Within its precincts, there are two Buddhist halls: the Yakushi-do and the Miroku-do.
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