Shinkō-in

The Shinkoin Temple extends across multiple buildings with traditional Japanese architectural elements, including curved roofs and wooden structures that reflect Buddhist design principles.

The temple traces its origins to the early spread of Buddhism in Japan, becoming an independent institution of the Wa Buddhist sect after World War II.

The temple serves as a center for Buddhist ceremonies, where local residents participate in religious practices, meditation sessions, and community gatherings throughout the year.

Visitors can reach the temple using the Osaka public transportation system, with several bus stops and train stations within walking distance of the entrance.

The temple maintains a collection of traditional Buddhist architectural features while standing among the modern buildings of central Osaka.

Location: Osaka

GPS coordinates: 34.65753,135.51336

Latest update: March 8, 2025 01:33