He accepted Ieyasu TOKUGAWA's becoming a believer and built Reigan-ji Temple (Koto Ward, Tokyo) on Reigan-jima island in Chuo Ward, Tokyo in 1624; however, the temple was burnt down by the Great Fire of Edo in 1657 and the temple moved to Fukagawa, Edo, and after that the temple became one of the Kanto juhachi danrin (eighteen temples for studying the Jodo Sect determined by the Edo government).
徳川家康の帰依を受け、1624年（寛永元年）江戸霊巌島（東京都中央区）に霊巌寺(東京都江東区)を創建、1657年（明暦3年）の江戸の大火で全焼し江戸深川に移転、のち関東十八檀林の一つとなった。