Escape the city hum at this serene Buddhist temple with immaculate gardens, walking trails, and spiritual history dating back over 1200 years.
Why Go: Peaceful ambiance and natural beauty offer an urban refuge for mindfulness and contemplation.
For Those Who: Enjoy getting lost in temples and gardens, appreciate quiet spots for meditation, look for locations off the tourist track.
Founded in 733 AD, the ancient Jindaiji Temple is an unhurried sanctuary enveloped within Tokyo’s Chofu neighborhood. The temple grounds contain multiple worship halls, a Treasure House with artifacts, towering trees, and gorgeously maintained gardens and koi ponds ideal for mindful strolls.
Savor the holy hush while admiring moss-covered stone statues and following trails under a canopy of maples and gingkoes. Pause to feed the plump colorful koi fish or meditate in a garden alcove. Make a wish by ringing the bell at the ordination platform.
Jindaiji's perfect fusion of nature, quiet, and spiritual legacy make it ideal for shedding everyday concerns. The temple is an enriching place to clear one’s head only a metro stop from busy areas.
What You Need to Know: Jindaiji Temple is located a 5 minute walk from Chofu Station. Grounds are open daily from 9am-5pm and entry is free.
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