Koyasan Buddhist Temple

Koyasan Buddhist Temple, Koyasan Buddhist Temple, is located in the Los Angeles Japanese Village, which is commonly known as Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. To be precise, the Koyasan Mikuni Bateyuan is on the edge of the Japanese Village, and its entrance lane is not far from the entrance of the Japanese Village on the first street. The specific address is: 342 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Koyasan Mikuni Temple, also known as Koyasan Buddhist Temple, was built in 1912 and was the first mantra temple in North America. At that time, it was named Koyasan Daishiji; in 1935, the temple was promoted to Koyasan American Temple. , Became the North American regional headquarters recognized by the Koyasan headquarters in Japan; in 1940, it moved to the current location. Koyasan is the main mountain of Shingon Buddhism (also known as Dongmi) of Japanese Buddhism. It is located in the northeast of Wakayama Prefecture and belongs to the Koya Ryushen National Park. Approaching Koyasan Temple, you can see statues with Japanese characteristics, the most gratifying thing is the wind chimes. The crisp sound in the silence is like the breeze of the wilderness and the chanting of the deep mountains.

高野山米国别院，也叫高野山佛寺，在1912年建立，是北美显存最古老的佛寺，也是在藏传佛教在美国兴起之前修建的第一个密宗佛寺。

It is also called Koyasan Buddhist Temple. It was established in 1912. It is the oldest Buddhist temple in North America. He was also a Tantric Buddhist temple built before the rise of Tibetan Buddhism in the United States!

The ancient temples that are unique throughout the United States were introduced to Los Angeles by Japanese monks and promoted Tantric Buddhism. The temples are similar in style to Tibetan Buddhism, and the Buddha statues are magnificent and magnificent!

A Buddhist temple with a sense of history, the traffic is very convenient, the inside is simple and quiet, I like it very much