
Japanese Buddhist Temples Turn to Investing as Donations and Funeral Income Decline
Japanese temples are turning to financial markets as traditional sources of revenue decline

Japanese temples are turning to financial markets as traditional sources of revenue decline

From Zen practice to ghosts and dreams, Joseph Houseal looks at how Buddhist ideas are embodied in Noh performance

The Buddhist humanitarian organization sent emergency shelter supplies from Taiwan after thousands of residents were displaced in southwestern Japan

Jungto Society this month hosted an intensive nine-day study tour in South Korea for community leaders and social activists affiliated with INEB.

Buddhist Temple hosting “eternal flame” in Japan burns down for second time since 2000

Joseph Houseal explores expressions of impermanence in the classic Noh performance of Yuya.

The initiative raises ethical and theological questions about spiritual authority and machine intelligence in contemporary Japan

Senior Buddhologist Richard Jaffe engages in a systematic and comprehensive study of Japanese Buddhism’s most remarkable phenomenon

The revered Korean Dharma master Ven. Pomnyun Sunim led an opening ceremony for the Baek Yongseong Memorial Hall in South Korea’s North Jeolla Province.

Joseph Houseal shares his recollection of a serendipitous meeting of minds, of ancient and modern, and a shared love for the liminal mysteries of dance

Joseph Houseal explores the the role of emptiness as an expression of Buddhist philosophy and aesthetics in Japanese culture

The Soka Gakkai International has issued a public statement ahead of COP30, urging civil society and faith communities to unite to tackle climate change.