Completed in 1659 to honor the regional lord Maeda Toshinaga, Zuiryuji Temple is an exceptional Soto Zen complex recognized as a Japanese National Treasure. Visitors can wander through symmetrically aligned wooden halls and admire the austere beauty of early Edo-period Zen architecture. The expansive, impeccably kept grounds offer a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere steeped in samurai heritage. It remains one of Toyama Prefecture's premier cultural landmarks and an essential stop for architecture enthusiasts.
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