The Temple was established in 1930 by Bishop Nisshu Kobayashi of the Kenpon Hokke-Order in Japan.
In May of 1968, the first Peace Tower in Honolulu, which includes the main prayer hall, was built..
In 1979, the Honolulu Myohoji Mission was admitted into the Nichiren Shu Order .
In 1983, the Community Hall was built to support the development of Japanese culture. It Is now a place for community events affiliated with the Temple.
Honolulu Myohoji Mission is currently in its 94th year of existence.
Please read a complete history of the Temple, written by Joy Gold, following the contribution section.
The Temple donates to agencies serving segments of society to improve and enhance the lives of those in need.
CHILD & FAMILY SERVICE: A private nonprofit serving Hawaii since 1899.
This agency covers a broad range of services to the entire spectrum of society.
RESIDENTIAL YOUTH SERVICES and EMPOWERMENT: RYSE
Provides an access center where Hawaii's street-youth have a safe haven and are empowered to make positive change. In Hawaii, 18 - 24 year olds are one of the fastest growing homeless populations, requiring housing and social service support. The program, 24/7, supports a successful transition to independence and self-sufficiency.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACTION CENTER: DVAC
Program support.
HIMALAYAN CATARACT PROJECT
An agency providing free services worldwide to eradicate avoidable blindness across the poorest areas in the developing world.
The Seishinkan Ki Aikido Dojo is Headquartered on Temple property. The Temple is pleased to be in partnership with them, sharing the same values of helping people to realize their full potential as human beings.
Their primary goal is the study of Ki to improve one's self and the lives of others.
Honolulu Myohoji Mission
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