大明寺, Buddhist temple in Yokosuka, Japan
The wooden structures of Daimyoji Temple display traditional Japanese architectural elements including curved roofs and ornate entrance gates.
This temple, established centuries ago in Yokosuka, maintains its original role as a spiritual center for Buddhist practices and community gatherings.
Daimyoji Temple hosts regular Buddhist ceremonies and meditation sessions that connect visitors with traditional Japanese spiritual practices.
The temple grounds are open to visitors throughout the day, with public transportation stops located within walking distance of the main entrance.
Each section of the temple grounds features distinct garden arrangements that change their appearance through different seasons of the year.
Location: Yokosuka
GPS coordinates: 35.26147,139.65836
Latest update: March 8, 2025 17:57
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