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Rinzai-shu Renge-ji (Rinzai School Renge-ji Temple)
富山市梅沢町３丁目１５−１８
A Rinzai-shu (Rinzai School) Buddhist temple of the Kokuai-ji branch located in Toyama City. Its mountain name is Daijo-zan (Great Vehicle Mountain), and its principal image is Shaka Nyorai (Shakyamuni Buddha).
History
Founded in the late Kamakura period during the Genko era (1321-1324), with Hojo Tokiari, the provincial governor of Echizen, as the founding patron. It was initially established in Nagasawa, Fuju District, but later moved to the Toyama Castle town, and in the Edo period, it relocated to its current location in Umezawa-machi.
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