Daihō-ji Temple
大法寺
A historic Nichiren Buddhist temple founded in 1426, offering a glimpse into Nagoya's early 17th-century urban relocation history.
What it is
- A Nichiren Buddhist temple founded by Konzoin Nichijo Shonin in 1426.
- The temple moved to its current location in 1611 during the Kiyosu-goshi period.
- It is situated in an area with many other neighboring Nichiren temples.
- Surrounding temples were relocated to this district during post-war urban planning.
What to see
- The historic temple grounds and traditional religious architecture.
- Nearby temples including Hokke-ji, Shoen-ji, and Honju-ji within the same district.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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