Shoukokuji

The temple features traditional Japanese architectural elements with multiple sub-temples and gardens incorporating water features and stone arrangements throughout the complex.

The temple establishment in 1382 by Zen monk Shun'oku Myoha marked a significant period in the development of Japanese Zen Buddhism practices.

The Jotenkaku Museum within the temple complex maintains an extensive collection of Buddhist art and artifacts documenting centuries of religious practices.

Located near multiple train stations in Tokyo, the temple welcomes visitors daily, offering opportunities to explore the grounds and participate in meditation sessions.

The temple maintains a dedicated space where resident monks engage in regular meditation practices while guiding students in Zen philosophy studies.

Location: Setagaya-ku

Address: 東京都世田谷区世田谷四丁目27-4

GPS coordinates: 35.64751,139.65240

Latest update: March 8, 2025 08:40