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Rikou-in (Special Grade No. 6)
宇和島市天神町１−１
A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect, it is also the sixth station of the Special Grade Twenty Sacred Sites of Shikoku and a station for the Nanayo Seven Lucky Gods and Bishamonten (the deity of the East).
History
It was established in the first year of the Genwa era (1615 CE) by inviting Eiyu Shonin as the founding monk to pray for the peace of the Uwajima Domain and the safety of its people. In the fifteenth year of the Kan'ei era (1638 CE), Prince Nihonmiya of Daijō-ji visited and named it Rinkaizan Fukujuji. In 2010 CE (Heisei 22), the main hall, which had been damaged by fire, was restored.
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