Hōdō-ji

Hōdō-ji temple features traditional Japanese architecture with wooden pagodas, ornate gates, and a garden designed for meditation and contemplation.

The temple was established in 1614 during the Edo period, marking a period of significant Buddhist expansion and religious transformation in Japan.

The temple hosts regular ceremonies throughout the year where local residents gather to participate in traditional Buddhist rituals and community celebrations.

Located near major transportation routes in Tokyo, Hōdō-ji welcomes visitors daily and provides educational programs about Buddhist practices and Japanese traditions.

The inner meditation hall contains specific areas designated for individual worship, allowing visitors to engage in personal spiritual practices.

Location: Minato

Inception: 1614

Address: 東京都港区赤坂7-6-20

GPS coordinates: 35.67108,139.73275

Latest update: March 11, 2025 15:18