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Nori-koku-ji Temple, Dai-nichi Hall
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A Soto Zen Buddhist temple founded as the family temple of the Yuki clan.
History
Originally named Fukugon-ji, it was established as a Soto Zen temple serving as the family temple of the Yuki clan. After the temple complex was destroyed by a great flood during the Bunmei era, the 14th head of the Yuki clan, Ujihiro, relocated the temple to its current site, renamed it Nori-koku-ji, and re-established it.
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