Nokei Goma Kigan Koko-e Ceremony
納経護摩祈願回向会
Experience the Nokei Goma Kigan Koko-e at Koyama-ji Temple in Sakuragawa, Ibaraki.
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Schedule
July 11, 2026
The Nokei Goma Kigan Koko-e is a sacred Buddhist ritual held at Koyama-ji Temple (Futo-ya Kannon) in Sakuragawa, Ibaraki Prefecture.
Highlights
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About Nokei Goma Kigan Koko-e Ceremony
- Experience authentic Japanese spiritual culture through traditional Nokei and Shakyo rituals.
- The Shakyo experience offers a peaceful time to clear your mind by transcribing the Heart Sutra.
- Chair seating is available for those who find traditional floor seating difficult.
- Advance reservation via telephone is highly recommended.
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All photosWeather forecast
Mon
11/2
15°/11°
100%
Tue
11/3
19°/11°
2%
Wed
11/4
16°/12°
20%
Thu
11/5
18°/12°
90%
Fri
11/6
25°/11°
30%
Sat
11/7
15°/7°
31%
Sun
11/8
15°/8°
24%
Tips
Please prepare cash for all fees.
English support availability should be confirmed in advance.
Advance reservation by phone is required for participation.
Wear comfortable clothing for Zazen sessions.
Consider bringing a blanket depending on the season.
Chair seating is available for Shakyo sessions.
You are welcome to bring your own calligraphy tools for Shakyo.
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