Myōju-ji Temple
妙寿寺
Myojuji Temple, founded in 1631, offers a glimpse into Edo-period history and art.
What it is
- A Hokke sect (Honmon-ryu) Buddhist temple.
- Founded in 1631, originally named Myokanji.
- Renamed Myojuji after a doctor's mother, Myojuni.
- One of the first temples in Karasuyama Teramachi.
What to see
- The guest hall, a tangible cultural property.
- Guest hall was once the Nabeshima family residence.
- Edo period statue of Nichiren Shonin.
- Jikkai Mandala handwritten by Nichiren.
- Temple bell cast in 1719.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都世田谷区北烏山5丁目15番1号 Open in Google Maps
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