
Animals in Priestly Robes in Japanese Art
Insight and creativity in the tradition of Otsu-e folk…
Buddhism in Japan introduces the histories, practices, and beliefs of various Buddhist schools, thinkers, and practitioners in Japan. It explores popular as well as little known faces of Buddhism in Japan through the reflections on texts, explorations of religious sites, and encounters with practitioners.
Gereon Kopf is a Professor in the religion department at Luther College, Iowa, USA, Visiting Researcher at the International Research Center for Philosophy of Tōyō University, and Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Iceland.
Buddhism in Japan is published bi-monthly.
Insight and creativity in the tradition of Otsu-e folk…
What it means to walk the Buddha-way
Paula Arai’s beautiful book on a self-taught Buddhist artist
The hidden wisdom of Japanese Noh
Our speech shows our true understanding as much as…
Doctrinal Buddhist beliefs and practices in Japan
Beauty and antiquity, order and dignity . . .
A place of tranquility and reflection
The immutable protector and chief of the Guardian Kings