Myorin-ji Temple Buddha Club
Adult club activities
"Myorin-ji Temple Buddha Club"
Shabutsu is a Buddhist practice that depicts the appearance of a wide variety of Buddhist gods.
Based on the model Buddha, I will copy it with a pen, brush pen, brush or paint.
The Buddhist buddha club at Myorin-ji offers irregular buddha lessons that can be enjoyed by people who have no imagination and who have experience in buddha.
If the Buddha is copied, we will dedicate a part of it to Myorin-ji Temple and pray for it.
For Buddhist training, hobbies, relaxation, and relationships with Buddhist friends, please come to Myorin-ji's Buddhist class.
Beginner classroom
This is a Buddhist photography class for those who have no artistic spirit.
Anyone can copy the Buddha because it is a copy of the sketch using a pen or a brush pen.
Intermediate classroom
This is a classroom for those who have a certain sense of art.
It is a copy of Buddha that is copied while looking at the Buddhist painting with a brush pen or a brush.
Advanced classroom
This is a classroom for those who have experienced copying Buddha.
With a brush, I will copy the Buddha while looking at the Buddha statue.
Photo Buddha Memorial
Participants in the Buddhist priest's club will be given a commemorative red stamp, which is handwritten by the chief priest.
It will be a written red stamp only for participants in the Buddhist photography class.
The content of the red stamp will be the content of the lesson of that time.
* The commemorative red stamp can only be written down. It is not written directly on the red stamp book .
Myorin-ji Temple Buddha Club
place
Myorinji main hall
subject
Anyone can participate
Director of the Shabutsu Department
Myorinji priest
event date
Irregular
(We will inform you on our website)
Lesson time
Around 1 hour
Reservation method
First-come-first-served basis on the reservation form
Belongings
Beginner classroom: pen
Intermediate classroom: Brush pen
Advanced classroom: Calligraphy tools
Capacity
5-10 people
cost
Feelings to the money box
Next Buddhist class
to be decided
Efforts of Myorinji Temple
It is said that about one in seven children under the age of 17 living in Japan are in financial difficulty.
The future of children is the future of Japan.
It is the children of today who will support Japan in the future.
Poverty should never close a child's future potential.
Myorin-ji will donate a part of the donation to the "Children's Future Support Fund " for the future of Japan for children who are having a hard time due to poverty.