Yōgen-ji Temple
養源寺
Yogen-ji is a historic Nichiren-shu temple with connections to the Tokugawa family.
What it is
- A Nichiren-shu temple in Hirogawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture.
- Its mountain name is Choryu-zan.
- Founded as Hokke-ji, it moved and changed its name to Yogen-ji.
- Relocated to Nakamachi in Hiromura.
What to see
- Image of Daikokuten with Nichiren's inscription.
- Temple buildings use timber from Yoshimune's wife's Edo mansion.
- Ansei Bunroku is a prefecturally designated cultural property.
- Shoin and Kuge Fuzoku Byobu are town-designated cultural properties.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
和歌山県有田郡広川町大字広1465-1[1] Open in Google Maps
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