Kaizō-ji

The temple complex features traditional Japanese architecture with curved roofs, wooden structures, and stone lanterns surrounded by gardens and trees.

Founded in 1253, Kaizo-ji Temple stands as a religious center that has maintained Buddhist practices and traditions through centuries of Japanese history.

The temple serves as part of two significant Buddhist pilgrimage routes: the Kamakura Thirty-Three Kannon and the Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Kamakura.

Located in Yamagata Prefecture, the temple offers religious services, ancestral memorial ceremonies, and meditation sessions for both residents and visitors.

The temple grounds contain sacred Buddhist statues and artifacts that reflect the spiritual heritage of the Ogigayatsu district.

Location: Ōgigayatsu

Inception: 1253

Part of: 鎌倉三十三觀音靈場, Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Kamakura

GPS coordinates: 35.32889,139.54511

Latest update: May 11, 2025 15:50