Templi & Santuari
Hojo-e (Kofukuji Temple)
Hojoe Kofukuji
A historic temple in Shinjuku, Tokyo, home to the traditional 'Hojo-e' festival since the Edo period.Esplora questo luogo
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Hojo-e (Kofukuji) is a quasi-subtemple of the Shingon Koyasan sect, located in Nishi-Waseda, Shinjuku, Tokyo. The temple's mountain name is Kosho-zan.
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Traditional Buddhist RitualsSeasonal FestivalsHistoric ArchitectureCultural ExperiencesUrban Serenity
Su Hojo-e (Kofukuji Temple)
- Seasonal Rituals: Witnessing the April sacred statue unveiling, the Hojo-e festival, or the Winter Solstice festival provides a rare opportunity to see authentic Japanese traditional culture in action.
- Historical Insight: Learn about the deep-rooted history of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism through its connection with Ana Hachiman-gu.
- Urban Serenity: Enjoy a peaceful moment of Zen and quiet reflection in a historic temple located right in the heart of Shinjuku.
- Cultural Charms: Experience the unique tradition of receiving special charms that represent the spirit of good fortune and the protection of life.
Consigli
Payment
Cash (for offerings/charms)
Language
English support is limited (signs/information)
Reservation
No reservation required except for special ceremonies
Clothing
Modest and respectful attire recommended
Photography
Please refrain from photography during religious rituals
Accessibility
Some uneven surfaces/steps within the grounds
Etiquette
Please maintain silence and respect during worship