Tenryū-ji

The temple grounds contain multiple traditional buildings and halls arranged around a central meditation garden featuring a serene pond with rocks and trees.

Founded in 1625, Tenryū-ji stands as a testament to Japanese religious architecture and the influence of Buddhism during the Edo period in Kani.

The temple maintains regular meditation sessions and religious ceremonies, continuing centuries-old Buddhist practices for both monks and visiting practitioners.

Visitors can access the temple grounds daily through the main entrance gate, with dedicated parking spaces available for both cars and tour buses.

The temple includes specific areas designed for contemplative walking meditation, following traditional pathways that connect different ceremonial structures.

Location: Kani

Inception: 1625

GPS coordinates: 35.42300,137.08694

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:38