◆Explore the Grounds of Kawasaki Daishi: 　Stroll through historical buildings and beautiful gardens, immersing yourself in the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese temple. ◆Witness the Ogoma Ritual: 　Observe the powerful Ogoma fire ritual performed by Buddhist monks, a traditional Japanese prayer ceremony. ◆Try Sutra Copying (Shakyo): 　Experience the meditative practice of sutra copying, a way to calm the mind and enhance concentration. ◆Amulets and Photo Spots: 　Introducing about purchasing amulets (omamori) and discover the best photo spots to capture memorable moments.

A walking tour focused on Kawasaki Daishi, the foremost attraction in Kawasaki City, guided by an English-speaking guide. This temple performs gomadaki it means to burn away defilements with the power of fire. It is an esoteric prayer.

"Deepen Your Understanding of Japanese Buddhism" ◆Explore a Historic Temple: 　Walk through the sacred grounds of Kawasaki Daishi, a temple with centuries of history, and learn about its significance in Japanese Buddhism. ◆Witness a Traditional Fire Ritual: 　Observe the mesmerizing Ogoma fire ritual, where monks perform a powerful ceremony to purify wishes and dispel negativity. ◆Engage in Spiritual Practice: 　Experience the tranquility of Shakyo (sutra copying), a meditative practice that allows you to connect with Buddhist teachings.

"Immerse Yourself in Japanese Culture" ◆Discover Temple Etiquette: 　Learn the proper way to pay respects at a Japanese temple, including how to purify yourself and offer prayers. ◆Find Your Perfect Amulet: 　Explore the variety of omamori (amulets) available at Kawasaki Daishi and choose one that brings you luck and protection. ◆Capture Memorable Moments: 　Take stunning photos of the temple's beautiful architecture and serene gardens.

"Connect with Local Traditions" ◆Stroll Through Nakamise Street: 　Enjoy the atmosphere of the traditional shopping street leading to the temple, with various traditional snacks and items. ◆Feel the vibrant atmosphere: 　Feel the energy of the many visitors who come to worship.

"Additional Considerations" ◆Tailor the experience to your interests: Whether you're interested in history, spirituality, or culture, this tour offers something for everyone. ◆Create lasting memories: This tour provides a unique opportunity to experience the heart of Japanese tradition and create unforgettable memories.

"What is Goma Fire Ritual Observation?" 　 ＜Purpose＞ The ritual aims to purify negative energies, remove obstacles, and grant wishes for participants. It is a powerful way to seek protection, good fortune, and spiritual cleansing. ＜The Ritual＞ A priest conducts the ceremony, chanting sutras and making symbolic hand gestures (mudras). Wooden prayer sticks (Goma sticks) inscribed with participants' wishes are placed into the fire. The rising flames and smoke are believed to carry the prayers to Fudo Myo-o. The drum sounds and the priests chanting is very powerful, and an amazing experence to witness. ＜Significance＞ The fire represents the wisdom that burns away ignorance and negative karma. It is a deeply spiritual and visually captivating experience. Kawasaki Daishi is very famous for its Goma Fire Rituals, and many people attend them every day. In essence, the Goma Fire Ritual is a dynamic and profound ceremony that embodies the power of Buddhist teachings to transform negative energies and bring about positive change.

"What is Omamori?" Omamori are Japanese amulets or charms, often sold at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. They are believed to provide various forms of luck or protection. Here's a breakdown of key aspects: 　 ＜Purpose＞ Omamori are meant to ward off bad luck and bring good fortune to the bearer. They come in various types, each designed to provide specific benefits, such as: Health (kenko-omamori) Love (en-musubi-omamori) Academic success (gaku-gyo-joju-omamori) Traffic safety (kotsu-anzen-omamori) Business prosperity(shobai-hanjo-omamori) 　 ＜Appearance＞ Typically, omamori are small, colorful brocade bags containing a prayer or inscription. They are often attached to straps or cords, allowing them to be carried in a purse, attached to a bag, or kept in a car. ＜Significance＞ Omamori are considered sacred objects and should be treated with respect. It's customary to obtain omamori at a shrine or temple and to return them to the same place for disposal after a year or when their purpose has been fulfilled. Omamori are not meant to be opened. Opening an omamori is said to release the luck or protection it holds.