Jōman-ji

The temple features traditional wooden architecture with detailed craftsmanship, showcasing Japanese building techniques passed down through generations at this religious site.

Founded in 1291 during the Kamakura period, Jōman-ji represents the expansion of Buddhist practices across Japan through its architectural and religious traditions.

The temple maintains an active schedule of Buddhist ceremonies and rituals throughout the year, connecting the local community with traditional religious practices.

Visitors can access the temple grounds daily to observe religious ceremonies, study architectural details, and participate in scheduled Buddhist activities.

The temple received recognition as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, ensuring its preservation through government-supported maintenance programs.

Location: Inuyama

Inception: 1291

Website: https://jhoumanji.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.38356,136.93744

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:27