Building: Ryuun-in main hall and zen dojo
龍雲院本堂・禅道場
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5-5-5-5 hakusan, bunkyo-ku, tokyo
Ryuun-in Main Hall and Zen Meditation Hall, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of modern Buddhist temple architecture in Tokyo. Located in Bunkyo Ward's Hakusan district, this structure was designed by architect Shingaku Takasuga. The building skillfully integrates traditional Zen Buddhist spatial principles with contemporary architectural design, creating a harmonious worship and meditation environment. Its design demonstrates how modern materials and construction techniques can respectfully honor centuries-old religious traditions while meeting the practical needs of a contemporary temple community.
Ryuun-in Main Hall and Zen Meditation Hall, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of modern Buddhist temple architecture in Tokyo. Located in Bunkyo Ward's Hakusan district, this structure was designed by architect Shingaku Takasuga. The building skillfully integrates traditional Zen B
...Ryuun-in Main Hall and Zen Meditation Hall, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of modern Buddhist temple architecture in Tokyo. Located in Bunkyo Ward's Hakusan district, this structure was designed by architect Shingaku Takasuga. The building skillfully integrates traditional Zen Buddhist spatial principles with contemporary architectural design, creating a harmonious worship and meditation environment. Its design demonstrates how modern materials and construction techniques can respectfully honor centuries-old religious traditions while meeting the practical needs of a contemporary temple community.