Sōken-ji, Buddhist temple in Japan
Sōken-ji is an exquisite example of Japanese religious architecture.
Sōken-ji was established in the Edo period, reflecting centuries of history.
The temple is recognized as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.
Visitors to Sōken-ji can explore the serene environment of Ōmihachiman.
Sōken-ji features rare and ancient scriptures significant to Japanese Buddhism.
Location: Ōmihachiman
Founder: Oda Nobunaga
Website: azuchi-nobunaga.com
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