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Zuikyu-ji Temple
〒700-0811 岡山県岡山市北区番町２丁目６−２２
A Nichiren sect temple located in Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, with the mountain name Kōmon-zan. It features a main hall containing the tomb of Kobayakawa Hideaki, as well as the Hakui-dō hall enshrining Hakui Daimyō-ō and Hōju Daimyō-ō.
History
Its origins lie in the temple Jōju-ji on Mount Ganman, founded by Nose Yorinaka. In 1602 (Keichō 7), Kobayakawa Hideaki, lord of Okayama Castle, was buried there, and the temple's name was changed to Zuikyu-ji based on his posthumous Buddhist name. Structures from the mid-Edo period, including the main hall, storehouse, study, and tea room, still exist today.
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