FROM:  Chamberlain, Basil Hall.  Handbook for Travellers in Japan. 6th ed.  London:  John Murray, 1901. [map faces page 43]

BUDDHIST TEMPLE OF IKEGAMI

1. 1.The Sammon, or two-storied Gate, at the entrance to the temple enclosure.
2. The Ema-do, or Ex-voto Hall, also called Gaku-do.
3. The Shoro, or Belfry.
4. The Hondo, or Main Templae.
5. The Soshi-do, or Founder’s Hall, dedicated to Nichiren, the founder of the sect to which this temple belongs.
6. The Taho-to, or Pagoda-shaped Reliquary, containing portaions of Nichiren’s body, hence also called Kotsu-do, or Hall of the Bones.
7. The Rinzo, or Revolving Library, holding a complete copy of the Buddhist canon.
8. The Hojo, also called Shoin or Zashiki, the Priests’ Apartments.
9. The Kyaku-den, or Reception Rooms.
10. The Hozo, or Treasure-house.
11. The Dai-dokoro, or Kitchen.
12. The Chozu-bachi, or Cistern for washing the hands before warship.
13. The Drum-tower (Koro).
14. The Pagoda (Go-ju no to).
15. Stone Lanterns (Ishi-doro), presented as offerings.