The place of Zen opening to the world

Soto Zen Buddhism Sojiji Head monastery was relocated to Tsurumigaoka in 1911 from Noto, Ishikawa prefecture. Since then, several structures have been built in an enormous area of about 330,000 square meters.

We continue our relationship with the public by opening to the world in the spirit of Zen, also as a temple for all citizens and as a cultural center.

1

Sanshōkan

2

Sanmon

3

Sanshōkaku

4

Kōshakudai -Reception-

5

Jihōkaku

6

Taihoukan

7

Shiuntai

8

Ishōan

9

Jikyoku -Chōryushitsu-

10

Daisodō

11

Goreiden

12

Butsuden -Buddha Hall-

13

Hōkōdō

14

Shōkurō -Drum and bell tower-

15

Shuryō -Study hall-

16

Daisōdō）

17

Tekiteki-an

18

Gyokuto Mon

19

Chūjaku Mon

20

Kinkei Mon

21

Hyakken Rōka

22

Mukaikara Mon

23

Parking Lot

24

Baiju-an (temple)

25

Anaguma Inari

26

Daibonshō

27

Sanbōden

Precinct guidance

• Sanshōkan
• Sanmon
• Sanshōkaku
• Kōshakudai -Reception-
• Jihōkaku
• Taihoukan
• Shiuntai
• Ishōan
• Jikyoku -Chōryushitsu-
• Daisodō
• Goreiden
• Butsuden -Buddha Hall-
• Hōkōdō
• Shōkurō -Drum and bell tower-
• Shuryō -Study hall-
• Daisōdō
• Tekiteki-an (ex: hōmotsuden treasure museum)
• Gyokuto Mon -Night gate-
• Chūjaku Mon -Mid-day gate-
• Kinkei Mon -Morning gate-
• Hyakken Rōka -long corridor-
• Mukaikara Mon
• Parking Lot
• Baiju-an (temple)
• Anaguma Inari
• Daibonshō
• Sanbōden