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Renke-in Tanjo-ji Oku-no-in Omamori Distribution Office
〒865-0065 熊本県玉名市築地１５１２
A Shingon-Ritsu sect temple located in Tamana City, Kumamoto Prefecture, with the principal enshrined deity being Kingon Daibosatsu. It operates as a prayer temple that does not have registered parishioners but performs prayers for believers and the general public.
History
Founded between the late Heian period and the early Kamakura period, it is situated on the site of Jokoji Renke-in, which was destroyed by fire during the Sengoku period. In 1930 CE (Showa 5), the first abbot, Kawahara Shinshin, received a spiritual revelation from Kingon and revived the temple as Renke-in Tanjo-ji. The complex consists of two temples: the main temple and the Oku-no-in (remote sanctuary) located on the mid-slope of Mount Kotai, 4 km to the north.
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