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Sōukei (Naritasan Fudōzon)

寝屋川市成田西町

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This is a branch temple of Naritasan Shinshō-ji and serves as the 28th station of the Kinki Sanjū-Rokku Fudōzon Reijō (36 Fudōzon Pilgrimage Sites in the Kinki region). It is a temple of the Chizan-ha school of Shingon Buddhism.

History

During the Meiji era, devotion to Naritasan Shinshō-ji grew among the people of Osaka. The plan for the Osaka branch temple began when the younger brother of the Governor of Osaka requested its establishment. With a donation from Hankyu Electric Railway, Myōō-in, a sub-temple of Konō-ji, was relocated in 1934, and Naritasan Osaka Betsuin Myōō-in was founded.

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