Konzō-ji

The temple incorporates wooden structures with ornate decorations that exemplify traditional Japanese architectural design principles and Buddhist symbolism throughout its grounds.

Founded in 1423 during the Muromachi period, Konzo-ji emerged at a time when Buddhist institutions expanded their influence across Japanese territories.

The temple belongs to the Yoshihashi Daishiko group, maintaining regular ceremonies and meditation sessions that connect practitioners with centuries-old Buddhist traditions.

Located at coordinates 35.739944, 140.018611, the temple welcomes visitors who can participate in educational programs about Buddhist teachings and practices.

The temple maintains a collection of religious artifacts displayed in small exhibition areas, providing insights into local Buddhist practices through tangible objects.

Location: Kanasugi

Inception: 1423

Part of: 吉橋大師講

Address: 千葉県船橋市金杉6-25-1

Website: https://otakifudouson.net

GPS coordinates: 35.73994,140.01861

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:06