Reader’s Question: About the main gate of Osu Kannon in Nagoya, the Nio Gate. Why does it not align with the main hall? Is it due to the poor land division in the surrounding area, or was there a time
Koyasan, a sacred mountain located in Wakayama Prefecture, is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a pivotal center for Shingon Buddhism. Founded in the 9th century by the famed monk
Koyasan, or Mount Koya, is a revered holy site and the center of Shingon Buddhism in Japan. Nestled in the mountains of Wakayama Prefecture, it offers a unique blend of spiritual experiences, stunning landscapes, and traditional
Koyasan, located in Wakayama Prefecture, is one of Japan’s most sacred destinations, deeply rooted in the traditions of Shingon Buddhism. This serene mountain town is home to over
