成田山川口不動院; 川口分院; 明王会館

This Buddhist temple is a branch hall of the Naritasan network, dedicated to Fudo Myo-o, the Immovable Wisdom King central to esoteric Japanese Buddhism. Naritasan-affiliated temples are traditionally known for the Goma fire ritual, in which wooden prayer tablets are burned to dispel obstacles and purify worshippers. Detailed information on this specific site's architecture, founding date, or visiting hours is not available from public sources; the temple's own website at www.kawaguchi-fudoin.jp is the best starting point before a visit.