Yakushi-ji Tokyo betsu-in Temple
薬師寺東京別院
A Hosso sect temple in Shinagawa serving as a center for sutra copying and traditional Japanese cultural arts.
What it is
- A Hosso sect temple established in 1975 as a Tokyo branch for sutra copying.
- The site was formerly the private residence of incense school practitioner Kagetsu Yamamoto.
- It functions as a hub for cultural classes teaching traditional Japanese arts.
What to see
- A preserved traditional tatami room from the original Yamamoto residence.
- Three thousand Buddha statues currently being placed behind the main image.
- A dedicated space for visitors to participate in sutra copying donations.
Getting there
- The temple is located a five minute walk from Gotanda Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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