Unkō-in

The temple features traditional Japanese architectural elements, including carefully designed halls, wooden structures, and contemplative spaces surrounded by gardens.

Established in 1611 during the Edo period, Unkō-in represents an important period of Buddhist expansion and architectural development in Japan.

The temple maintains traditional Buddhist practices, offering visitors opportunities to experience meditation sessions and religious ceremonies throughout the year.

Visitors can access the temple grounds during regular hours and participate in various religious activities while following specific guidelines for respectful behavior.

The temple functions both as a place of worship and as an educational center where people learn about Buddhist teachings and Japanese spiritual traditions.

Location: Kōtō-ku

Inception: 1611

Address: 東京都江東区三好2-17-14

Website: https://unkouin.or.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.68058,139.80342

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04