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Soto Sect Daido-zan Chōan-ji Zen Temple
津山市西寺町５２
A temple that was the residence of Daido Chōan, a Soto sect monk of the Meiji era and the founder of Kyūsekyō (Savior Religion).
History
In 1873, after the Meiji Restoration, Daido Chōan became the abbot of Chōan-ji in Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture, and changed his name from Daido-zan Chōan-ji to Daido Chōan. He later founded Kyūsekyō (Savior Religion), advocating a saviorist ideology based on Kannon (Avalokiteshvara) devotion and the principle of lay Buddhism. After Chōan's death, Kyūsekyō disappeared as an organization, but Chōan's Dharma lineage still exists within the Soto sect.
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