Zuitoku-ji

Zuitoku-ji temple features traditional Japanese wooden structures, stone statues, and gardens structured according to Buddhist architectural principles.

The temple was founded in 1637 during the Edo period and developed into a central location for spreading Zen teachings across the Kanto region.

The temple holds regular Zazen meditation sessions where participants learn and practice traditional Buddhist contemplation techniques in dedicated spaces.

Located near central Tokyo subway lines, the temple maintains daily opening hours and provides English language resources for international visitors.

The temple grounds contain multiple structures dedicated to different Buddhist practices, including meditation halls and educational facilities for religious studies.

Location: Shitaya

Inception: 1637

Address: 東京都台東区下谷2-18-7

GPS coordinates: 35.72272,139.78422

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05