Honzendō (temple)

A Honzendō, or "main hall," is a central building in Japanese Buddhist temples. It serves as the primary space for worship and ceremonies, housing important statues and images of deities or Buddha. The hall is typically designed with traditional architecture and decor, reflecting the spiritual significance of the temple. Visitors come to the Honzendō to pray, meditate, and participate in religious activities. Each temple's Honzendō can vary in style and size but generally embodies the essence of Buddhist practices and community gatherings.