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What's in Store for You?

• A Peaceful Moment at Kosho-ji: Find yourself in the calm embrace of Kyoto's Kosho-ji Temple. With a local Buddhist teacher by your side, experience the grounding energy of Zazen meditation.

• Stories in Every Corner: As you wander the temple's grounds, you'll discover tales from ages past. It’s not just about the beauty of the place but also the deep-rooted history and culture it preserves.

• Learning from the Best: Spend time with a Buddhist mentor who'll share insights and stories that shed light on Buddhism's intricate teachings.

• More Than Just Words: Listen closely. It's not just a sermon; it's a heart-to-heart conversation filled with wisdom and learning.

• A Little Secret: Ever heard that an hour of Zazen meditation might give you the peace and clarity that usually takes ten years to find? Come see for yourself.

Before You Set Off:

• Wear long pants suitable for meditation, and when picking your outfit, think of comfort. We'd prefer you steer clear of mini skirts, non-elastic pants, and anything too tight.

• If you're bringing the little ones, remember that Zazen is best suited for those 12 and up. But younger kids can sit beside their guardians without any extra charge.

• We'll be here waiting for you daily from 10 am to 4 pm.

• Plans change, and that's okay. If you need to cancel, just give us a heads-up 48 hours before the experience starts, and you'll get a full refund.

Planning Your Visit to Kosho-ji Temple

• After booking, keep an eye on your email for the voucher. Once you receive it, keep it handy on your mobile for easy access.

• Don't forget to bring a valid photo ID; you'll need to display it alongside your mobile voucher at the attraction.

• Timing is everything. Be at the attraction 15 minutes before your scheduled visit to ensure a seamless experience.

• For ticket validation, make your way to Kosho-ji Temple, located at Yamada-27-1 Uji, Kyoto 611-0021, Japan.

• If you're taking the bus, your best bet is the Keihan Uji Eki stop. From there, it's a swift 10-minute walk. Look for buses on the Uji Okubo Yodo Line 21.

• For train enthusiasts, Uji Station is your closest spot. A quick 11-minute walk will get you to the temple. Just hop on a train running on the Uji Line.

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