Tōkō-ji

Tōkō-ji is a Buddhist temple located in Kyoto, Japan, associated with the Rinzai Zen tradition. Founded in the late 13th century, it serves as a spiritual center focused on meditation, monastic training, and preserving Zen teachings. The temple's architecture and gardens reflect traditional Japanese aesthetics and Zen principles of simplicity and harmony. Tōkō-ji also holds cultural significance through its historical artifacts and artworks, attracting visitors interested in Japanese religious history and Zen practice. It remains an active place for spiritual practice and cultural preservation within Japan's rich Buddhist heritage.