Senju-in

The temple grounds contain multiple wooden structures, including halls and pagodas, surrounded by traditional landscaped gardens and stone pathways.

Founded in the late 16th century by monk Hōjō Ujiyasu, Senju-in has maintained its position as a center of Buddhist practice through multiple restorations.

The temple organizes meditation sessions, Buddhist ceremonies, and educational programs that introduce visitors to traditional religious practices and philosophies.

Visitors can access Senju-in through local transportation services, with dedicated parking spaces and rest areas available on the temple grounds.

The temple houses a substantial statue of Kannon, representing the Buddhist deity associated with mercy and compassion in Japanese religious tradition.

Location: Sakura

Address: 千葉県佐倉市井野152

GPS coordinates: 35.73703,140.15205

Latest update: November 10, 2025 23:42