1-23 Monzencho, Naka-ku, Nagoya 460-0018, Aichi PrefectureMap
Phone052-321-0028
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Honganji Nagoya Beside-in was founded in the Ming Dynasty, that is, from 1492 to 1500. It was a temple of the Pure Land sect, and the deity dedicated to it was Amitabha Nyorai. The temple was renamed Hongan-ji Temple in Meiji 9 (1897), and in 1945, all but the bell tower and the south gate were destroyed in an air raid. In 1972, Honganji rebuilt the main hall. On this 5-story reinforced concrete building, there is a vaulted roof and an Indian-style spire, which does not match the traditional Japanese temple and is unique.
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The famous Kyoto Benjamin Temple is located in the sub-temple of Nagoya, the second largest wooden building in Japan. Founded in Mingying, 1492-1500, Nagoya is a pure land monastery of the genuine sect. The original worship of Nagoya is the Amitabha Buddha. The temple was renamed Benvon Temple in Meiji 9 years (1897). In the air raid of 1945, all but the bell tower and the south gate were destroyed. In 1972, the main hall was rebuilt. On this five-story reinforced concrete building, the vaulted roof and Indian spire are different from traditional Japanese temples.
Japanese management is very important, internal cleaning is very clean. There are many bamboos planted in the courtyard, slippers are needed to enter the hall, Japanese management is very important, and the interior is clean.
Very good, Japanese Buddhist culture, no commercial taste!