Shimpuku-ji

Shimpuku-ji temple features traditional Japanese Buddhist architecture with wooden structures, tile roofs, and stone pathways leading through the grounds.

Founded in 1325 during the expansion of Buddhism across the Tōhoku region, the temple stands as a National Historic Site of Japan.

The temple maintains active Buddhist practices through ceremonies and rituals, serving as a center for religious activities in Sendai.

Located in eastern Sendai, the temple grounds welcome visitors who can access the site through the public transportation system of Wakabayashi ward.

Archaeological excavations at Shimpuku-ji have uncovered artifacts that provide insights into the social and religious practices of medieval Japan.

Location: Wakabayashi-ku

Inception: 1325

Address: 宮城県仙台市若林区土樋1丁目11-16

GPS coordinates: 38.24660,140.88110

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06