Ryōzan-ji

The temple grounds contain stone structures, meditation halls, and traditional Japanese gardens that reflect Buddhist architectural principles and design elements.

The temple gained prominence in the late Edo period through the leadership of monk Ryozan, who became the thirteenth chief priest of Myoraku-ji Temple.

Local Buddhist practitioners gather at Ryōzan-ji for meditation sessions, religious ceremonies, and traditional rituals that maintain Japanese spiritual traditions.

Visitors can access the temple grounds throughout the year, with dedicated areas for prayer, meditation, and participation in Buddhist ceremonies.

The temple houses sacred artifacts and religious texts that document the development of Buddhism in the Misaki region during the Edo period.

Location: Misaki

Address: 岡山県久米郡美咲町両山寺454

GPS coordinates: 34.97422,133.89833

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:26