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Shoukakuji (Shoukaku Temple)
大阪市東淀川区東中島３丁目７−２
A Nichiren Shu temple located in Hirano Ward, Osaka City, with the mountain name Seidouzan. It was once a grand temple, but only the Tou-no-bo (Eastern Sub-temple) remains today.
History
Founded in 825 CE (Tenchou 2) by Kukai. The temple was destroyed by fire during the Shoukakuji Battle in 1493 CE (Meiou 2) and fell into disuse. In 1937 CE (Shouwa 12), Reverend Ota resolved to rebuild it, and the current temple was completed in 1962 CE (Shouwa 37).
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