Kōzō-ji

Kōzō-ji is a Buddhist temple located in Kakuda, in Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan. The grounds contain several buildings arranged in a traditional layout that follows Japanese temple design conventions and Buddhist architectural principles.

The temple was founded by Tokuitsu and became an important center for Buddhist practice in the Kakuda region over many centuries. This founding helped establish the location as a significant religious site for the surrounding communities.

The temple serves as a working place of worship where followers gather to observe Buddhist rituals and teachings. You can sense the spiritual rhythm that shapes daily activities here throughout the year.

The temple is accessible by local bus and train from Kakuda city center. Parking facilities are available on site for visitors arriving by personal vehicle.

The temple displays regional architectural features that reflect local building traditions specific to Miyagi Prefecture. These distinctive design elements give the site its particular character and connection to the area.

Location: Kakuda

Founders: Tokuitsu

Website: http://city.kakuda.miyagi.jp/syoko/page00110.shtml

GPS coordinates: 38.00028,140.71833

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:01