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April 2023
A hidden gem in modern Little Tokyo filled with tons of Nikkei history. We go here to do yakuyoku ceremony each year, and the resident abbot/monk has always been kind and wise giving us guidance for the new year. Always a nice yearly sojourn to visit.
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August 2022
Tucked between tall buildings, still a cozy place. The place looks like some shinto temple you see in Japanese anime. Some cute Japanese girls working as a shrine maid. Priests are pretty crusty and never smiles. Scary!
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February 2022
After visiting actual Koyasan I was sad to get here only to find it's not open to the public. I'll just have to fly back to the original.
