瑞泉寺, Buddhist temple in Inuyama, Japan.
The Zuisenji Temple features multiple wooden buildings, including a main prayer hall, pagoda, and small shrines across its extensive grounds.
Established during the Kamakura period between 1185 and 1333, the temple stands as a testament to centuries of Buddhist practice in Japan.
The temple belongs to the Jodo Buddhist sect, which centers its practices on the Nembutsu recitation for achieving rebirth in the Pure Land.
Visitors can access the temple grounds without paying an entrance fee and explore the sacred structures during regular opening hours.
The temple grounds contain walking paths that connect various religious structures through gardens and natural landscapes representative of Japanese design.
Location: Inuyama
GPS coordinates: 35.38986,136.94767
Latest update: March 10, 2025 23:34
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