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Nichiren-shu Sect Historical Site: Daijōzan Myōsengū
山武市埴谷１３９６
A Nichiren-shu sect temple located in Yamato City, with the mountain name Daijōzan. Panels detailing the life of Nichiren are displayed in the grounds and the main hall.
History
It is said to have originated in the Muromachi period when Hatanoya Shigetsugu, a local powerful clan, established it as a family temple. The temple is known for producing Nichiren and his disciples, and is also recognized as the temple where the Muromachi-period monk Nichiren took his vows.
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What visitors say
As you pass through the mountain gate, the main hall is directly in front of you, presenting a calm and serene atmosphere. The garden features beautiful weeping cherry blossoms, which are a highlight, especially during the spring blooming season. There is a parking lot available, and it is possible to visit this temple along with other nearby temples.
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