Keishō-ji

The temple stands within extensive grounds featuring traditional wooden structures, gardens, and a central prayer hall for Buddhist ceremonies and meditation.

Established as part of the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha Buddhist organization, the temple maintains centuries-old connections to Shinran Shonin's teachings from the 12th century.

The temple structures include multiple buildings recognized as National Treasures and Important Cultural Assets, representing Japanese Buddhist architectural traditions.

Visitors can reach the temple through regular bus services from Matsusaka Station, with detailed schedules available at the tourist information center.

The temple's educational programs connect with local schools, creating a bridge between traditional Buddhist teachings and modern Japanese education systems.

Location: Matsusaka

Inception: 743

Founders: Gyōki

Part of: 三重四国八十八箇所, 伊勢西国三十三所観音霊場, 東海三十六不動尊霊場

Address: 三重県松阪市中町1952

Website: https://okadera.com

GPS coordinates: 34.57825,136.53244

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04