Fuke-shū (associated practice group)

Fuke-shū, or "the group of those who practice Fuke," refers to a historic sect of Zen Buddhism that originated in Japan. This group emphasized the practice of meditation and the pursuit of enlightenment through unique rituals, art, and teachings. Fuke-shū is notable for its connection to the Zen aesthetic and its influence on Japanese culture, particularly in the realms of poetry and landscape gardening. Its followers often sought a deeper understanding of nature and existence, integrating these insights into their daily lives and artistic expressions, thus contributing to the broader Zen tradition.