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Jomyo-ji

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Jul 08, 2025 - Jul 09, 2025
2 adults, 1 room
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A Historical Retreat at Jomyo-ji

Located in Kamakura, Jomyo-ji is a serene Zen Buddhist temple founded in 1180 by the monk Yorin. This temple holds significant cultural and spiritual value, reflecting the architectural style of early Zen Buddhism.

The temple features a tranquil garden that embodies classic Japanese design principles, alongside a tea house that adds to the contemplative atmosphere. Noteworthy are the temple’s wooden structures, which showcase intricate craftsmanship and harmony with nature.

Noteworthy Aspects

  • 🌳 Beautiful Zen Garden
  • 🍵 Traditional Tea House
  • 📜 Historical Artifacts

Jomyo-ji is free to enter and suits various visitors: tourists seeking tranquility, history enthusiasts, and families looking for a peaceful space.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Jomyo-ji

Founding Year

Jomyo-ji was established in the year 1180.

Cultural Significance

The temple is known for its role in the development of Zen Buddhism in Japan.

Tea Culture

The tea house at Jomyo-ji emphasizes the ritual of Japanese tea ceremonies.

Location

3-8-31 Jomyoji

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