Manshoji
Yokosuka

Manshoji

The temple was built in 1194, and is where general Minamoto no Yoritomo made a revival of Genji and had a memorial service for Yoshiaki Miura. 140 years later, a Zen Buddhist master revived the founding temple, it then converted to the Rinzai school of Buddhism during the Kenchou era (1249-1256), and is now a Zen temple. Within the compound are the national important cultural property “Yoshiaki Miura sedentary statue”, the Yokosuka City important cultural property the “Tengan Ekou sedentary statue”, “Honzon Kegon Buddha Statue”, and it is said that there is a large stump of a satsuki tree in front of the main shrine called “Yoritomo tamuke no hototogisu hana”.

Information

Spot name
Manshoji
Address
1 Chome-5-10 ŌyabeYokosuka-shi, Kanagawa-ken
TEL
046-836-2317
Business hours
Prior reservation for worship wish 300 yen per person (until 7 days in advance)
HP
https://manshoji.com