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A ‘meditation gallery’ created in the precincts of the Chououin temple of the Jodoshu sect in Kuramae. The gallery aims to provide a link between Buddhism, art and modernity among artists and viewers. Priest Akiyoshi Taniguchi once aspired to be a photographer, and the gallery hosts photo exhibitions two to three times a year. Ku Ren Boh is open 10am to 4pm Wednesday to Friday only, and admission is by appointment only by e-mail. The gallery only accommodates two viewers at a time due to its extremely limited space.
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Transport Kuramae Station ( Asakusa line : A3 Exit)
Telephone 03 3851 6601
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