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Tachihonji Temple

甲府市池田2丁目15−19

A Nichiren sect temple located in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, with the mountain name Enmeizan (Longevity Mountain). The former main hall is designated as a cultural property by Yamanashi Prefecture.

History

Its origins lie in Ryuhonji, a Shingon sect temple founded by the priest Aoyama Hoin. In 1396 CE (Eicho 3), it was converted into a Nichiren sect temple by the priest Junkai Hoin. The current main hall was built in 1992 CE (Heisei 4).

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