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Suiryuji Butoden
高岡市関本町４１７−１
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, established to mourn Maeda Toshinaga. The Butoden (Buddha Hall), Dodo (Dharma Hall), and Sanmon (Mountain Gate) are designated National Treasures and are representative works of early modern Zen architecture.
History
This Soto Zen temple was established to mourn Maeda Toshinaga and was later renamed Suiryoin by Maeda Toshitsune. Construction began in 1645 CE (Shoho 2), and the temple complex was arranged following the layout of Jingshan Wanshou Temple in China. In 1997, the Butoden, Dodo, and Sanmon were designated National Treasures.
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