Jiulin Mountain Changzai Temple.
This is the name of the temple, which enjoys certain renown in the Mino Region and even throughout Japan.
This is primarily because the temple follows the Nichiren Sect. It is the only temple in the Rice Leaf Region that practices the Nichiren Sect.
In today's times, the Nichiren Sect stands as the most prestigious and influential branch of Japanese Buddhism.
The difference between the Nichiren Sect and other sects lies in the fact that it is not directly related to Buddhism that originated from the Western continental lands. The sect is named directly after its founder, 'Nichiren'.
It is a Buddhist sect that originated in Japan itself.
The teachings of the Nichiren Sect hold that only the "Lotus Sutra," also known as the "Saddharma Pundarika Sutra," is the true Buddhist Technique, while denouncing other sects as heretical.
