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Seirei-den (Holy Spirit Hall)
太子町太子２１４６
A designated Important Cultural Property rebuilt by Toyotomi Hideyori, located within the grounds of Eifuku-ji, a temple associated with Prince Shotoku.
History
Seirei-den (also known as the Taisho-do or Prince Hall) is an Important Cultural Property that was rebuilt in 1603 CE (Keicho 8) by Toyotomi Hideyori. This building is situated as a sub-temple (to-do) of the Seiko-in, a temple where Choshi Maero, a loyal retainer of Prince Shotoku, enshrined the prince for a long period.
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