Meditation with 17th generation Chief Monk from Japan

Come join us for a special meditation session led by the 17th generation Chief Monk, Shunken Yokoyama, from Fukushima, Japan. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a highly respected monk with centuries of wisdom passed down through generations. The event will take place in person at HACO, providing a tranquil atmosphere for deep reflection and relaxation. Throughout the evening, complimentary non-pesticide 100% organic tea, carefully harvested in Japan will be served to enhance the peaceful thoughts. Don't miss out on this unique experience to connect with your inner self and find peace in the midst of our busy lives.

About:

Chief Monk Syunken Yokoyama

The 17th-generation chief Monk (priest) of Sotosyu, Antouin temple (Soto Zen Temple named Antouin) in Fukushima city, Japan. While He conducts all the roles of a Sotosyu Monk, he actively participates in international NPO activism to support world peace. He is also constantly evolving the role of temples in modern society and providing his temple for yoga / meditation practice monthly to the community.

Antoin Temple was established in 1595.

-On the Antoin Temple premises, there’s a designated cultural property by Fukushima prefecture, Japan, Mochizurikannon, Taho tower still exists today as the oldest shrine dedicated to Buddhism to be preserved as its original form in Tohoku Region.

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