Eiun-in
永運院
Eiun-in is a historic sub-temple with cultural properties and documents revealing samurai connections.
What it is
- A sub-temple of Konkaikomyoji Temple.
- Founded in 1591 by Ajari Eikei.
- Merged with Josen-in during the Bunsei era.
- Merged with Myoren-in during the Kaei era.
What to see
- Main hall is a registered cultural property.
- Main hall is an old Jodo-shu Hojo structure.
- Front gate is a registered cultural property.
- Temple documents are a designated cultural property.
- Documents include letters to Toyomori Miyagi.
- Documents mention warlords like Kuroda Yoshitaka.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Eiun-in Open in Google Maps
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