Mujitsu and Tairaku's Shakuhachi BBQ

Hello again,
Nothing... oh well.  I did find a little information, but not about more honkyoku from Shogaken, but that Shogaken Reibo is only attributed to Shogaken by Jin Nyodo, but not actually from Shogaken the temple. . .
I got that from a Fuke honkyoku player/researcher.

He's sending me a bunch of his research in the mail, I'll try to translate it.
Should be good stuff.  It'll probably answer my questions.
I'm putting together a research paper for my own knowledge.  After its all put together I'll share it : )
Let me look back through my e-mails to see if he said where Shogaken Reibo is from.
Chris

Chris, I learned Furin from Taniguchi sensei and was later told that it was Shoganken Reibo. Have you heard of this piece and story behind it?

Michael

I read through some other information on Onodera Genkichi.  Sounded like a temple name at first in the e-mail I got, but that is the guys name. 

Anyway, like I said before he transmitted two honkyoku, being what is commonly known as Shogaken Reibo and Futaiken Tsuru no Tsugomori. 
These honkyoku, although I'm not entirely sure, seem to have come from a Komuso temple in the village Mr. Genkichi grew up in, called Kinjyoji. 

Not sure why the other names were attached to the pieces, giving the impression they came from those respective temples.  I was thinking that maybe who ever changed the name probably learned it at those temples and swapped the title.  I'm just guessing at that bit though.