Kudokurin-ji, Buddhist temple in Taitō-ku, Japan.
The temple complex incorporates traditional wooden architecture with curved roofs, meditation spaces, and carefully arranged gardens following Japanese Buddhist principles.
Established in 1893 during the Meiji period, Kudokurin-ji emerged at a time when Buddhism underwent substantial changes in Japanese society.
The temple serves as a center for Buddhist ceremonies, offering regular meditation sessions and religious instruction to community members following Rinzai traditions.
Located near public transportation stations in Taitō-ku, the temple maintains regular opening hours and provides guided tours for visitors interested in Buddhist practices.
The temple grounds include a specialized tea house where visitors can experience traditional tea ceremonies while observing the garden landscape.
Location: Taitō-ku
Inception: 1893
Address: 東京都台東区谷中7-6-9
GPS coordinates: 35.72500,139.76889
Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:32
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