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- Hōonkō (報恩講) is a holiday in the tradition of Japanese Jodo Shinshu Buddhism that observes the memorial of its founder, Shinran Shonin. Depending on whether the old Japanese lunar calendar is used, or the western Gregorian calendar, typically this holiday is observed either in around 28 November (as in the Higashi Honganji) or early January from the 9th to the 16th (as in the Nishi Honganji) respectively. This holiday is among the most important observed in the Jodo Shinshu tradition. The observance began after Shinran's daughter, carried on administration of Shinran's mausoleum, as did her descendants, who ultimately became the Monshu of Jodo Shinshu. In the word hōonkō; 'hōon' means "return of gratitude" and 'ko' means "to clarify the meaning of" or "gathering"'. A typical service for Hoonko will consist of reciting Shinran's hymn, the Shoshinge, and a reading from the life of Shinran. Followers will sometimes observe a strict diet that day, preferring to eat shōjin ryōri or "Buddhist cuisine", though this is strictly optional. Temple services will often serve Buddhist cuisine after service including vegetarian ozōni, adzuki and mochi.
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- 報恩講（ほうおんこう）は、浄土真宗の宗祖（開祖）とされる親鸞（1173年 - 1262年） の祥月命日の前後に、救主阿弥陀如来並びに宗祖親鸞に対する報恩謝徳のために営まれる法要のこと。本願寺での報恩講の初夜又は逮夜の法要後に行われる法話及び真宗本廟で行われる門徒の信仰告白に相当する「感話」に対する僧侶の批評は、特に改悔批判と呼ばれる。 (ja)
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- 報恩講（ほうおんこう）は、浄土真宗の宗祖（開祖）とされる親鸞（1173年 - 1262年） の祥月命日の前後に、救主阿弥陀如来並びに宗祖親鸞に対する報恩謝徳のために営まれる法要のこと。本願寺での報恩講の初夜又は逮夜の法要後に行われる法話及び真宗本廟で行われる門徒の信仰告白に相当する「感話」に対する僧侶の批評は、特に改悔批判と呼ばれる。 (ja)
- Hōonkō (報恩講) is a holiday in the tradition of Japanese Jodo Shinshu Buddhism that observes the memorial of its founder, Shinran Shonin. Depending on whether the old Japanese lunar calendar is used, or the western Gregorian calendar, typically this holiday is observed either in around 28 November (as in the Higashi Honganji) or early January from the 9th to the 16th (as in the Nishi Honganji) respectively. This holiday is among the most important observed in the Jodo Shinshu tradition. The observance began after Shinran's daughter, carried on administration of Shinran's mausoleum, as did her descendants, who ultimately became the Monshu of Jodo Shinshu. In the word hōonkō; 'hōon' means "return of gratitude" and 'ko' means "to clarify the meaning of" or "gathering"'. (en)
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