Higan-e Buddhist Service
彼岸会法要
A sacred ritual at Tomiya Kannon Oyama-ji to honor ancestors and cultivate spiritual merit.
Schedule
September 20, 2026
The Higan-e service is a significant Buddhist ritual held at Tomiya Kannon Oyama-ji during the spring and autumn equinoxes.
Highlights
Venue
About Higan-e Buddhist Service
- A rare chance to experience authentic Japanese Buddhist rituals.
- Find mental clarity within the peaceful temple grounds.
- Gain spiritual fulfillment through honoring your ancestors.
- Advance reservations ensure a smooth participation experience.
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All photosWeather forecast
Fri
9/18
22°/20°
16%
Sat
9/19
24°/20°
59%
Sun
9/20
24°/23°
99%
Mon
9/21
27°/23°
100%
Tue
9/22
29°/20°
20%
Wed
9/23
24°/17°
12%
Thu
9/24
26°/18°
18%
Tips
Reservation
Contact the temple via phone or web form one week in advance for memorial services.
Dress Code
Modest and respectful clothing is recommended for temple ceremonies.
Payment
The offering fee starts at 5,000 JPY per soul. Check the website for details.
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