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Tensei-ji Shoin

那須烏山市南1丁目4−25

A Soto sect temple located in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, which served as the family temple (butsuji) of the Utsunomiya Domain during the Edo period.

History

Founded in 1199 by Nasu Mitsusuke to mourn the soul of Nasu Yoichi. It was expanded in 1418 by Nasu Sushige and renamed Tensei-ji in 1555 after the posthumous name of Nasu Takamune. During the Edo period, it became the family temple of the Utsunomiya Domain and was relocated to its current site in 1675.

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