Senshin Buddhist Temple, Buddhist temple in Los Angeles, United States
Senshin Buddhist Temple is a Buddhist place of worship located two blocks west of the University of Southern California. The building displays traditional architectural elements and provides two connected parking areas for visitors.
This place of worship was founded in 1951 and was originally called Senshin Buddhist Church. The name comes from Japanese words meaning to cleanse the mind, reflecting its spiritual purpose.
The temple weaves Japanese traditions into community life through regular events and performances. The Kinnara Taiko group shapes the cultural identity of the place through their drumming practice.
Services take place every Sunday and can be attended in person or online. The two parking areas make it easy to arrive and depart from the grounds.
The Kinnara Taiko group, founded in 1969, was among the first taiko drumming groups in the United States. Members practice for extended periods during gatherings and shaped American percussion arts.
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