Myōkō-ji Temple
妙高寺
Myokoji Temple is a historic Nichiren Buddhist temple in Tokyo, home to notable graves and a unique drawing room.
What it is
- Nichiren Buddhist temple, founded April 1625.
- Mountain name is Genryūzan.
- One of 26 temples in Karasuyama Tera-machi.
- Moved to current location in 1926.
What to see
- Main hall, built in 1927.
- Shoin from former Arisugawa-no-miya residence.
- Shoin has a hip-and-gable tile roof.
- Graves of the Mizuno family, including Tadakiyo and Tadahiro.
- Grave of loyalist scholar Fujii Umon.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都世田谷区北烏山6丁目23番1号 Open in Google Maps
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