Temple stay? Japan ?

This shukubo is located in the Chusha area, the heart of Togakushi Shrine. You can enjoy Togakushi's hand-made soba noodles.

Horinji Temple is an Obaku sect temple founded in 1306. Accommodation is limited to one group per day. We experienced zazen, copying sutras, and morning service. At night, the main gate, main hall, and belfry were lit up. We had a barbecue for dinner. The monk is very kind.

Konkoin is a sub-temple located within the grounds of Konkai-Komyoji Temple, the head temple of the Jodo sect. The shukubo is limited to one group per day. We participated in making prayer beads bracelets. The next morning, morning services were held in the main hall from 7:30.

Ryokoji Temple was founded in 1653 and moved to its current location in 1666. Shukubo is limited to one group per day. When I stayed there, I had vegan food for dinner. In the evening, a service was held in front of the Buddhist altar in the large hall. Cats ran around, making it a very lively experience.

Syonenji Temple was founded in 1578. The shukubo is hosted by the wife of the head priest, who is from England. The rooms combine Japanese and Nordic styles and feature works by local artisans. You can participate in morning sutra chanting and bell ringing experiences.

Tsushima is an isolated island located between Kyushu, Japan and Korea. It is also famous as the setting for the video game "Ghost of Tsushima." Tsushima-Seizanji Temple has its origins in the 8th century. I practiced zen meditation in the main hall. After sitting quietly for about 20 minutes, I felt calm.

Fukiji Temple is said to have been founded in 718. The main hall retains its ancient architectural style and is designated as a national treasure of Japan. There is a shukubo called Fukinoto on the temple grounds. I didn't stay the night, but I had the buddhist vegetarian cuisine lunch.

The temple has its origins in 1324 and began as Hokkein Hakusuiji Temple in 1470. Although it was destroyed by fire in 1882, it was reopened as an inn. There is a hot spring, which is said to be effective in treating neuralgia, poor circulation, and fatigue.

Monjusenji Temple is an ancient temple with a history of about 1,300 years. Guest room was once where the lord stayed. I experienced mountain training, goma (fire) prayer, zen meditation, and copying sutras. The meal was Buddhist vegetarian cuisine. I was also taught how to practice food.

Jitokuan was founded around the 15th century. The room I stayed in was a Japanese-style room with two adjoining rooms, one 8 tatami mats and the other 6 tatami mats. In the main hall I was able to practice zazen and copy sutras. There was a painting of a dragon on the ceiling.