A Shingon temple said to date to the Heian period, where goma fire rituals for Fudo Myo-o continue in this flood-prone Kinugawa area
Approx. 12 min walk from Mitsukaido Station on the Kanto Railway Joso Line
Mitsukaido, Joso, Ibaraki
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A Shingon sect temple in Mitsukaido, Joso, opened as an esoteric Buddhist training hall conveying the teachings of Kukai. Its principal Fudo Myo-o has gathered evil-warding faith as the Wisdom King who burns away earthly desires. Situated along the Kinugawa River, in this area prone to frequent flooding, faith seeking Fudo Myo-o's protection was especially fervent. Goma fire rituals are performed …
Kosho-ji Temple is said to have been founded around 900 CE, during the Engi era of the mid-Heian period, by a monk who carried on the esoteric Buddhist lineage of Kukai. Established as a Shingon esoteric training hall with Fudo Myo-o as its principal deity, the temple served as a center for disaster…
Recovery from illness, bodily wellness, peace of mind. Especially efficacious at Yakushi and Kannon temples.
Derived from the enshrined deity "不動明王"
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