Yōhō-ji

This 15th-century temple features wooden structures that follow traditional Japanese architectural principles with sloped roofs and ornamental elements throughout the building.

The religious site dates back to 1458, marking over five centuries of continuous Buddhist practice and spiritual guidance in the Kōchi region.

The temple maintains a schedule of Buddhist ceremonies, meditation sessions, and educational programs that teach visitors about Japanese religious traditions.

Guests need to remove their shoes before entering the temple buildings and maintain silence while exploring the grounds and prayer halls.

The temple grounds contain specific areas dedicated to individual reflection, where visitors can practice meditation among carefully arranged stone gardens.

Location: Kōchi

Inception: 1458

GPS coordinates: 33.55322,133.53708

Latest update: April 14, 2025 20:12