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Line 92: The Daikōdō ("English: Grand Auditorium") was donated by [[Soka Gakkai]], with construction completed on 1 March 1958. It houses the “Abutsubo Gohonzon” (often ''wrongly mistaken for the "Mannenkugo Gohonzon" or "Dai-Honzon" '') inscribed by Nichiren for the enlightenment of women and bestowed to Sennichi, the pious wife of disciple Abutsubo. It is flanked by the ''[[ihai]]'' memorial tablets of second High Priest [[Nikkō Shonin]] and his successor, third High Priest Nichimoku Shonin. It is in poorly dilapidated condition (shambles) and scheduled for demolition and reconstruction after completion of the new Sanmon gate in 2021.{{Citation needed\|date=July 2019}} The former highest lay leader of [[Hokkeko]] believers, [[Jōsei Toda]] addressed youth adherents from this building on 16 March 1958. It was in the then new building that the second president of the Soka Gakkai organization, Jōsei Toda, spoke in public for the final time on 16 March 1958, weeks before his death, before an assembled crowd mostly from the organization's youth wing. ==Extinct buildings==

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