Kōzan-ji (Buddhist temple)

Kōzan-ji is a historic Buddhist temple located in Kyoto, Japan, founded in 1334 by the Zen master Muso Soseki. It exemplifies Zen architecture and philosophy, serving as a place for meditation, study, and spiritual practice. The temple features a serene landscape garden, traditional halls, and ancient artifacts that reflect its cultural and spiritual significance. Kōzan-ji played a key role in shaping Japanese Zen Buddhism and remains a tranquil site where visitors can experience Zen aesthetics and mindfulness. It is also recognized as a cultural treasure, attracting those interested in Japan's religious and artistic heritage.