Tōzen-ji

The temple follows traditional Japanese architectural designs with wooden structures, ornate gates, and gardens integrated into the religious complex.

Established in 1624 during a period of Buddhist expansion in Japan, Tōzen-ji represents the architectural and religious principles of the early Edo period.

The temple maintains a collection of Buddhist art and literature while conducting religious ceremonies that connect visitors with traditional Japanese practices.

Guided tours provide information about Shin Buddhism principles, allowing visitors to learn about religious customs and explore the temple grounds.

The temple gardens incorporate specific design elements that demonstrate the connection between nature and Buddhist meditation practices in Japanese culture.

Location: Higashi-Asakusa

Inception: 1624

Address: 東京都台東区東浅草2-12-13 111-0025

GPS coordinates: 35.72419,139.80019

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05