Manshō-ji

Manshō-ji temple combines traditional Japanese architecture with gardens that follow the principles of Buddhist temple design, creating spaces for meditation and contemplation.

The temple was established by the Buddhist monk Ennin, who brought profound influence to Japanese Buddhism through his teachings and spiritual leadership.

Throughout the year, the temple hosts religious ceremonies that bring together local residents to participate in traditional Buddhist practices and communal gatherings.

Visitors can explore the temple grounds, participate in meditation sessions, and learn about Buddhist traditions through guided explanations from resident monks.

The temple maintains a collection of historical artifacts and documents that demonstrate the connection between Buddhist practices and imperial patronage in medieval Japan.

Location: Ena

Founders: Ennin

Website: https://iidakakannon.com

GPS coordinates: 35.34911,137.41978

Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:04