Renchaku-ji

Renchaku-ji temple stands amid traditional gardens, with its main hall demonstrating the architectural principles of Japanese Buddhist buildings through wooden structures and curved roofs.

Founded in 1508 during the Muromachi period, the temple has maintained its position as a religious center in Ito through five centuries of Japanese history.

The temple belongs to the Pure Land sect of Buddhism, where practitioners gather for meditation sessions and participate in ceremonies dedicated to Amitabha Buddha.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds using local transportation from Ito Station, with regular buses stopping near the entrance throughout the day.

The temple's name translates to 'Lotus Landing Temple,' reflecting its connection to Buddhist symbolism and the Pure Land tradition in Japanese religious practice.

Location: Ito

Inception: 1508

GPS coordinates: 34.88247,139.13033

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:19