Jingū-ji, Buddhist temple in Gokiso 4-chōme, Nagoya, Japan.
Jingū-ji is a Buddhist temple in the Gokiso district of Nagoya featuring traditional wooden structures and guardian statues at the entrance gates. The grounds include multiple buildings, quiet gardens, and prayer halls arranged throughout the property.
The temple was established centuries ago and has developed into an important spiritual center in Nagoya. Over generations, it has preserved Buddhist traditions and remains a lasting part of the local community.
The temple blends Buddhist and Shinto practices into its daily rituals, and visitors can observe how people leave offerings and participate in worship throughout the grounds.
The temple is open to visitors and you can walk through the grounds freely to explore the gardens and buildings. It helps to be quiet and respect any prayers or ceremonies taking place when you arrive.
The temple holds a collection of Buddhist artifacts that offer insight into religious art and history. The specially designed meditation gardens show how space and plants work together to create places for reflection.
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