Kaizen-ji, Buddhist temple in Matsugaya, Japan
The temple buildings feature wooden structures and sliding doors that represent traditional Japanese architectural elements from the Edo period.
Founded in 1624 during the early Edo period, Kaizen-ji belongs to the Myoshin-ji sect and maintains its original religious functions.
The temple follows Rinzai school practices, providing spaces for meditation sessions and regular Buddhist ceremonies throughout the year.
Located at 3-3-3 Matsugaya in Taito ward, Tokyo, the temple welcomes visitors interested in exploring Japanese Buddhist architecture and gardens.
Kaizen-ji maintains a collection of traditional Buddhist artifacts and conducts zazen meditation sessions in its dedicated meditation hall.
Location: Matsugaya
Inception: 1624
Address: 東京都台東区松が谷3-3-3 111-0036 111-0036
GPS coordinates: 35.71546,139.78795
Latest update: March 9, 2025 17:13
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