OPEN May 1st - October 31st
9:00 〜 16:00
Update: 7/6/2024
renewal
Update: 6/6/2024
① Please note that the opening period and hours for all temples are as follows.
Period: May 1st to October 31st
Time: AM9:00~PM4:00
② The Reiwa 6th edition pamphlet is now available for download. Please download from the QR code below.
Update: 6/13/2023
Notice of change of secretariat (R3.03.30)
No. 19 Temple Naritasan Shokoji Temple
7-5 Nakajimacho, Kushiro 077-0037
Phone 0154-24-4349
training dojo
The 18th temple, Saidanji, has been withdrawn from membership. 19th temple until a new temple is decided
Shokoji Temple will be the place to keep the red seals.
No. 19 Temple Naritasan Shokoji Temple
7-5 Nakajimacho, Kushiro 077-0037
Phone 0154-24-4349
Update: 3/30/2022
Notice of change of secretariat (03/30/2022)
No. 19 Temple Naritasan Shokoji Temple
7-5 Nakajimacho, Kushiro 077-0037
Phone 0154-24-4349
Hosshin Dojo
The second temple, Shinoji Temple, has been withdrawn from membership. Until a new temple is decided, Shinshoji Temple, the third temple, will be holding the red seal.
3rd Temple Shinshoji Temple, Ashibetsu City
14 Higashiyorijocho, Ashibetsu City
Phone 0124-22-3716
The third temple has been changed to Shinshoji Temple in Ashibetsu City.
Address: 14 Higashiraijocho, Ashibetsu City
Phone 0124-22-3716
extra dojo
The first temple has been changed from Shinshoji to Kyoshinji in Teshiocho.
Address: 7-1811 Shinchi-dori, Teshio-cho, Teshio-gun
Phone: 01632-2-1548
Based on the pioneering spirit, teachers of the Shingon sect of Buddhism built halls and established missionary centers and churches of the Fudo faith in accordance with the spirit of sentient beings who sought the vow of Fudo Myoo vajra invincibility.
At that time, they actively preached orally in order to stabilize their followers.
After more than a hundred years, teachers from various schools of the Shingon sect gathered together and, concerned about the great disturbance in the minds of the people in Japan, they developed the Fudo Sacred Sites.
After many years of pilgrimage to the Sanmitu-gyoo, the temples of the main deity Fudo Myoo, which are arranged in the four dojos of Hoshin, Shugyo, Bodhi, and Nehan, were collected to create the 36 Fudo Holy Grounds in Hokkaido.