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Shashoji Yakushi-do (Shashoji Medicine Hall)
あきる野市引田
A Shingon-ryu Hyozan-ha Buddhist temple located in Akiruno City, Tokyo, housing the Yakushi-do (Medicine Hall), which is designated as a Tangible Cultural Property by Tokyo.
History
The temple traces its origins to a thatched hut built by the monk Giki in 724 CE and was formally established in 891 CE by the monk Yihan. It was revived in 1356 CE by Ashikaga Motouji and relocated to its current site following a fire in 1531 CE. The Yakushi-do was constructed during the time of Ashikaga Motouji and is the oldest existing structure at this temple.
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