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So Fuku Ji
大田区北馬込２丁目５−５
A Soto sect Buddhist temple located in Ota Ward, Tokyo, with the mountain name Kin Kozan.
History
This Soto sect temple was founded in the late Sengoku period by Ten Ei Gen Sho. The main image, a standing statue of Amida Nyorai, was donated in 1707 by Funae Yaheiji Munemasa. Within the precincts stands the Toshiko Jizo, erected to mourn the victim of a girl murder case that occurred in 1935.
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