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Seiryozan Raiyoji

丹波篠山市立町145−1

Located in Tanba-Shiyo City, this temple features a main hall with a magnificent, steeply pitched roof.

History

During the Sengoku period, the monk Seigyō Jōnin of Eiyōji in the Shijō Teramachi district of Kyoto taught the local landowner Nakanishi Masachika. Nakanishi subsequently established the temple, originally named Fudanzan. The Hatanoda clan, specifically Hatanoda Hideharu, was involved during the Eiroku period (1558–1570).

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