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Shasho-ji Temple
横浜市磯子区磯子８丁目１４−１２
A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect, housing a statue of Bishamonten (the Buddhist guardian deity of the north) designated as a Tangible Cultural Property by the City of Yokohama.
History
Re-established in 1182 CE (Juei 1) during the late Heian period by Hirasaka Arinaga, the lord of Ioko. It flourished as the ancestral temple of the Hirasaka clan and was appointed as a Shuinji (a temple granted a special seal of approval by the shogunate) during the Edo period. In the Meiji era, an elementary school was established on the grounds, and it now serves as a station for the Yokohama Ioko Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, enshrining Bishamonten.
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