Tenmyōkoku-ji

The Tenmyōkoku-ji temple stands in southern Shinagawa with traditional Japanese architectural elements, including curved roofs and wooden structural components throughout the compound.

The Buddhist temple, established in 1285 by religious leader Tenmoku, emerged during the Kamakura period when Buddhism gained substantial influence in Japanese society.

The temple belongs to the Kempon Hokke sect of Buddhism and maintains regular religious ceremonies that connect local residents with traditional spiritual practices.

Located at 2-8-23 Minami-Shinagawa, the temple welcomes visitors who can access the grounds via a short walk from nearby public transportation stations.

The geographical position of Tenmyōkoku-ji at coordinates 35°36'42.6N 139°44'34.6E places it among the oldest religious structures in the Shinagawa district.

Location: Minami-Shinagawa

Inception: 1285

Founders: Tenmoku

Address: 東京都品川区南品川2-8-23

Website: https://tenmyokokuji.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.61183,139.74294

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:32