Reizan-ji

Reizan-ji temple stands within traditional Japanese gardens, featuring wooden structures and stone paths that lead visitors through its religious grounds.

The temple emerged in 1601 during a period of Buddhist expansion in Japan, marking the beginning of sustained religious practices in Yokokawa.

Traditional Buddhist ceremonies take place regularly at Reizan-ji, where monks conduct rituals and guide visitors through meditation practices.

Visitors can access Reizan-ji through local transportation services, with designated parking areas available for those arriving by private vehicle.

The temple contains specific honzon statues that represent central Buddhist teachings, reflecting the philosophical principles of Japanese Buddhism.

Location: Yokokawa

Inception: 1601

Address: 東京都墨田区横川1-3-22

GPS coordinates: 35.70314,139.81019

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05