Kenkyō-ji

The temple complex includes traditional pagodas, meditation halls, and stone gardens arranged according to Japanese architectural principles throughout the grounds.

Founded in 851, Kenkyō-ji represents one of the early Buddhist establishments during Japan's Heian period, marking a period of religious growth.

The temple maintains traditional Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, contributing to the preservation of Japanese religious practices and meditation techniques.

Visitors can access Kenkyō-ji through guided tours that explain Buddhist customs, meditation practices, and the temple's architectural features.

The temple grounds feature specific meditation areas where monks conduct daily practices following centuries-old Buddhist traditions from the Heian period.

Location: Suwarashi

Inception: 851

GPS coordinates: 35.59194,139.20064

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05