Kaiun-ji

Kaiun-ji features traditional Japanese architecture with wooden structures and gardens that incorporate natural elements into the temple grounds.

The temple, established during the Kamakura period in 1251, represents over seven centuries of continuous Buddhist practice in the Shinagawa district.

The temple follows Zen Buddhist principles, offering meditation sessions and religious ceremonies that maintain traditional Japanese spiritual practices.

Visitors can reach the temple through multiple public transportation options in Tokyo, with regular opening hours throughout the year.

The name Kaiun-ji translates to Temple of Ocean Clouds, reflecting its connection to maritime elements in Japanese Buddhist symbolism.

Location: Shinagawa-ku

Inception: 1251

Address: 東京都品川区南品川3-5-21

GPS coordinates: 35.60908,139.74350

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:02