Injū-ji

The Injū-ji temple sits at coordinates 35.603799 latitude and 140.126004 longitude, featuring a main hall, lecture spaces, and traditional architectural elements.

Founded in 1558, the Injū-ji temple emerged during a period of extensive Buddhist temple construction throughout Japan, marking religious development in the region.

The temple maintains Buddhist ceremonies throughout the year, offering spaces for meditation, religious education, and community gatherings focused on spiritual practices.

Visitors can explore the temple grounds, which include the main worship hall, educational facilities, and areas designated for religious ceremonies and community activities.

The temple's bell rings 108 times during New Year's Eve celebrations, following the Buddhist tradition of cleansing worldly desires through sound.

Location: Ichibachō

Inception: 1558

Address: 千葉県千葉市中央区市場町10-11

GPS coordinates: 35.60380,140.12600

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:36