Zensan-ji

Zensan-ji contains several traditional Japanese buildings surrounded by landscaped gardens with stone lanterns, statues, and meditation areas within its grounds.

The temple traces its origins to the Kamakura period between 1185 and 1333, maintaining its position as a Buddhist center through centuries of Japanese history.

Traditional Buddhist ceremonies take place regularly at the temple, where monks guide visitors through meditation sessions and explain religious practices.

The temple welcomes visitors daily from sunrise to sunset, with guided tours available in multiple languages through advance reservation at the main office.

The temple grounds feature a collection of ancient stone markers and Buddhist statues that document the evolution of religious art across different periods.

Location: Ueda

Address: 長野県上田市前山300

Website: https://zensanji.info

GPS coordinates: 36.33262,138.17805

Latest update: May 11, 2025 10:02