The 750-year-old temple Ikegami Honmonji in Tokyo’s Ōta is associated with eminent Buddhist priest Nichiren, founder of the school of Buddhism that bears his name. The historic temple is the site of the oldest five-story pagoda in the Kantō region, and once played a role in developments that led to the birth of modern-day Japan.
— Read on www.nippon.com/en/guide-to-japan/gu900220/

Dharani – Wikipedia
— Read on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharani

www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jeb1947/1971/97/1971_97_L73/_pdf/-char/en

James slope
— Read on nichiren-shu.org.uk/james-slope

Welcome to my blog. My name is Kanse Hosshi, and on Tuesday 17th July 2018, I will embark on a journey by foot of around 300 miles, walking whilst chanting the Odaimoku, “Namu Myoho Renge Kyo” and beating a hand-held drum – a traditional Nichiren Shu Buddhist practice called “Angya” – from Penzance in Cornwall…
— Read on walkingwithcaptainjames.blog/

The Journal of Nichiren Buddhist Studies
— Read on www.academia.edu/42198935/The_Journal_of_Nichiren_Buddhist_Studies

Home – RKUK
— Read on www.rkuk.org/