Kouon-jiHistory and origin of
It is said to have been built by Prince Shōtoku (574~622) to pray for the recovery of the ill Emperor Yōmei (reign 585~587), and is a prominent ancient temple in the Shikoku hallowed ground, but is a large modern Daiseido building that serves as both the main hall and Taishido. It is known as the temple for easy delivery and child-rearing and the "Koyasu Daishi Statue" with a mat on his back, priest's staff in his right hand and holding a baby in his left hand has attracted the faith of the people. In 1976 a new concrete modern main hall, Taishido were built.
Kouon-jiDetailed information of
| Denomination | Shingon Omuro sect |
|---|---|
| Principal image | Nyorai Buddha |
| Temple foundation | Prince Shōtoku |
| Foundation | Latter half of the 6th century |
| Address | 〒799-1102 19, Komatsucho Minamigawa Ko, Saijo-shi |
| Telephone | 0898-72-3861 |
| Parking | |
| Pilgrim's lodging | None |