Ōyama-ji

The temple buildings of Ōyama-ji stand among gardens on a hillside, with wooden structures following traditional Japanese architectural designs.

Founded by monk Rōben in 724 during the Nara period, Ōyama-ji became a center for Buddhist teachings and spiritual development in eastern Japan.

The temple maintains regular Buddhist ceremonies and meditation sessions, preserving centuries-old traditions and religious practices for current generations.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds through public transportation from major cities, with direct bus connections available from Kamogawa station.

The temple complex includes specialized meditation halls where monks continue to practice and teach traditional Buddhist techniques dating back to the 8th century.

Location: Kamogawa

Inception: 724

Founders: Rōben

Website: https://oyamaji.jp/

Address: 千葉県鴨川市平塚1718

Website: https://oyamaji.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.13733,139.96672

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:52