Overview
Myozenji is a temple of the Nichiren school of Buddhism located in Komaki City, Aichi. Its mountain name (sango) is Ryokozan, and its quiet presence rooted in local faith is its charm. It is not showy, but within the calm precincts characteristic of the Nichiren school you can pause, join your hands and settle your mind.
Highlights
- ●A Nichiren-school temple handed down in Komaki City
- ●The evocative mountain name Ryokozan
- ●Calm precincts wrapped in quietness
- ●A mind-settling moment rooted in local faith
History
As a Nichiren temple bearing the mountain name Ryokozan, Myozenji has been handed down in the land of Komaki. The Nichiren school takes the Lotus Sutra as its foundation, and under its teachings the temple is thought to have supported the daily life and faith of local people. As the founding date and detailed history rest on temple tradition, it is best to confirm with on-site guidance or official information when you visit.
Access
It sits within Komaki City, around 35.26 degrees north and 136.90 degrees east. Komaki lies just north of Nagoya and is easy to reach from the Nagoya direction by train, bus or car. Since visiting hours and parking availability differ by temple, please check the official information before you go.
Best season
Spring, when the greenery of the precincts buds, and autumn, wrapped in clear air, are fitting seasons for a quiet visit. A calm atmosphere can be felt year-round, but timing your visit with a memorial service or event lets you sense the temple's distinctive air.
Map
35.2644, 136.9019 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Reach the Komaki area from the Nagoya direction
- 2Confirm Myozenji's visiting hours in official information
- 3Join your hands in the quiet precincts and spend a calm moment
- 4Walk the grounds slowly, appreciating the mountain name and halls
Did you know?
💡 The mountain name Ryokozan is a title that symbolizes the temple and indicates its standing and origins. Paying attention to such sango names adds an extra layer of enjoyment when touring Nichiren temples.
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