Overview
Fukujo-ji is a Nichiren Shoshu temple in Kotohira, Nakatado District, Kagawa Prefecture, carrying the mountain name Daishozan. It is one of the temples upholding Nichiren Shoshu teachings in the town best known for Kotohira-gu Shrine.
Highlights
- ●Its character as a Nichiren Shoshu temple carrying the mountain name Daishozan
- ●Its location in Kotohira, the town famed for Kotohira-gu Shrine
- ●The calm atmosphere of its temple grounds
- ●Easy pairing with other temples and shrines around Kotohira Town
History
Detailed records of its founding year or specific history are not available, but the temple continues to carry on its Nichiren Shoshu tradition under the mountain name Daishozan to this day. Visitors are encouraged to check the temple's official information for the latest details on its history and events.
Access
The temple is located in Kotohira Town, Nakatado District, Kagawa Prefecture, close to the famous Kotohira-gu Shrine ("Konpira-san"), making it easy to combine both in one visit. Check transportation options and visiting hours in advance.
Best season
Kotohira has a mild Seto Inland Sea climate suitable for visits throughout the year, though the strong summer sun and the chill of winter call for some care; spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons to visit.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Arrive in Kotohira Town and head to the gate of Fukujo-ji
- 2Pay respects on the grounds, reflecting on the meaning of the Daishozan name
- 3Combine the visit with nearby sights such as Kotohira-gu Shrine
- 4Take a break at a local eatery in town before moving on to the next destination
Did you know?
💡 Nichiren Shoshu is one of the schools that carries on the teachings of Nichiren, with temples across the country identified by their own mountain and temple names. Fukujo-ji is one such temple, carrying the mountain name Daishozan.
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