Yūshō-ji

The temple contains multiple structures including residential quarters for priests and traditional gardens designed according to Buddhist principles.

Established in 1202, Yūshō-ji became a center for Zen Buddhism under the guidance of Eisai, who introduced green tea cultivation to Japan.

The temple incorporates Japanese art forms through its architectural elements, featuring traditional sliding door paintings and symbolic geometric shapes.

Visitors can access the temple grounds during regular hours to participate in Buddhist ceremonies, meditation sessions, and community gatherings throughout the year.

The temple buildings showcase specific geometric patterns representing the universe, including circles, triangles, and squares integrated into its architectural design.

Location: Honjo

Inception: 1202

Website: https://sites.google.com/view/yushoji

GPS coordinates: 36.21605,139.18402

Latest update: March 17, 2025 22:19