Nose Myōkenzan Betsuin

The Nose Myōkenzan Betsuin temple stands in an urban environment, featuring traditional architectural elements and a central prayer hall for Buddhist ceremonies.

Founded in 1774, the temple has maintained its position as a religious center in Tokyo, serving generations of local residents through changing times.

During ceremonies at the temple, congregations gather on the steps to play fan-shaped drums while priests perform traditional Buddhist rituals.

The temple is near Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line and JR Kinshicho Station, offering convenient access for visitors.

Priests at Nose Myōkenzan Betsuin participate in a February ritual where they splash cold water on themselves for thirty minutes.

Location: Honjo

Inception: 1774

Address: 東京都墨田区本所4-6-14 130-0004

Website: https://myoken.org/tokyobetsuin

GPS coordinates: 35.70264,139.80714

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:25