養玉院, Buddhist temple in Shinagawa-ku, Japan.
The temple features multiple wooden structures with traditional architectural elements, including ornate carvings and a central worship hall for religious ceremonies.
The temple represents the continuous practice of Buddhism in Japan, which arrived from China through Korea during the 6th century CE.
Visitors participate in meditation sessions and religious ceremonies throughout the year, following established protocols that honor Buddhist traditions.
The temple maintains regular hours for worship and meditation, with specific guidelines regarding appropriate dress and behavior during visits.
The temple grounds contain a cemetery where families visit ancestral graves during significant occasions such as the annual Obon festival.
Location: Shinagawa-ku
GPS coordinates: 35.59697,139.71717
Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03
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