Teisō-ji

The temple features traditional wooden structures with upturned roofs, meditation halls, and gardens with stone pathways and seasonal plants throughout the grounds.

Established in 1611 by Buddhist monk Gen'ei, Teisō-ji emerged during a period of religious growth in Japan, marking the early years of the Edo period.

The temple maintains Buddhist ceremonies, offering meditation sessions and religious instruction to practitioners while preserving traditional rituals throughout the calendar year.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds via local bus services from nearby train stations, with admission fees supporting the maintenance of the facilities.

The temple gardens incorporate specific arrangements of stones and plants that change their appearance through different seasons, creating distinct views year-round.

Location: Ueki

Inception: 1611

Founders: 源栄

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GPS coordinates: 35.34839,139.51247

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:34