Bodhisattva (bosatsu)

Fukuichiman Kokūzō

福一満虚空蔵ふくいちまんこくうぞう

Fukuichiman Kokūzō is a deity name related to Kokūzō Bosatsu. Shōhōin introduces a form holding a lotus topped with a jewel. In Kokūzō faith, vast wisdom and good fortune are said to support people.

This introduction is based on materials from Shōhōin (Tobi Fudō). It is summarized within the scope of the beliefs and traditions those materials convey, and does not present explanations or customs common to all schools, shrines, and temples.

English pages are the site’s own translations of its Japanese pages. The sources cited are in Japanese. 日本語で読む

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Faith in the Kokūzō called Fukuichiman

Source: 飛不動尊正宝院・虚空蔵法輪寺

Wisdom and the strength to live, sought at Jūsan Mairi

Manpuku-ji on Mount Kurosawa in Okayama Prefecture hands down the faith called Fukuichiman, and explains that at Jūsan Mairi people pray to receive wisdom, strength and good fortune. It is an example of praying, at a turning point in a child's growth, for the strength to walk the life ahead.

Source: 黒澤山萬福寺

Sources (in Japanese)

飛不動尊正宝院「仏様の世界：福一満虚空蔵」（2026-10-14 確認）
飛不動尊正宝院「仏様の世界：目次」（2026-10-14 確認）
虚空蔵法輪寺「行事・祭事：十三まいり」（2026-10-15 確認）
黒澤山萬福寺「萬福寺について」（2026-10-15 確認）