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Shorin-ji Temple
杉並区和田１丁目３４−２２ 昭倫寺
A Nichiren Shoshu temple located in Wada, Suginami Ward, Tokyo. It was named Shorin-ji to signify a temple that clearly illuminates ethics and morality.
History
The temple originated in 1931 when Horikoshi Taiyo requested the establishment of the Nakano Church and received approval from the head temple, being granted the temple name Kanki-ryo. In 1962, the mountain name and temple name were officially proclaimed as Honmyozan Shorin-ji. In 1980, a dedication ceremony for the new construction and enshrinement of the Buddha image was held under the leadership of Nikken, the 67th High Priest of the head temple.
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