Shōin-ji Temple
松蔭寺
Shōin-ji Temple is a historic Zen temple, notable for its connection to Hakuin Ekaku.
What it is
- Zen Buddhist temple in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
- Founded in 1279 by Tensho Saido.
- Re-established in 1624 by Daisui Soiku.
- Hakuin Ekaku served as its 5th chief priest.
What to see
- Temple gate with stone tile roofing, a cultural property.
- Kachu Myoho Rengekyo, a designated cultural property.
- Hakuin Zenji Jizo, a designated cultural property.
- Hakuin Zenji's grave, a designated historical site.
- Wooden statue of Hakuin Zenji, a cultural property.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
静岡県沼津市原128 Open in Google Maps
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