Hino Tanjō-in

The temple exhibits traditional Buddhist architecture with wooden structures, curved roofs, and carefully maintained gardens throughout its grounds.

Established in 1828 by Buddhist leader Kōnyo, Hino Tanjō-in became an integral part of the Nishi Hongan-ji network during the late Edo period.

The temple performs regular Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, maintaining the traditions of the Pure Land sect within the local community.

Visitors can access Hino Tanjō-in through local transportation routes in Fushimi-ku, with dedicated areas for prayer and meditation available.

The temple grounds contain specific spaces dedicated to Kannon worship, where religious practices focus on compassion and enlightenment teachings.

Location: Fushimi-ku

Inception: 1828

Founders: Kōnyo

Part of: Nishi Hongan-ji

Website: https://hongwanji.kyoto/see/tobichi.html#b_04_02

GPS coordinates: 34.93388,135.81581

Latest update: March 24, 2025 03:49