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Waterfall Meditation

Name: Waterfall Meditation
Address: 1 Muramatsu,, Fukuroi-shi, Westan, 437-0011, Japan

Address: 1 Muramatsu, Fukuroi-shi 437-0011

Price

1 – 10 people 3,500 yen / person (plus 20,000 yen group price) including tax

Join our waterfall meditation at a sacred mountain temple away from the bustle of the city.
A transformational experience to find your inner peace.
What is a waterfall meditation?
One of the ancient ascetic practices which monks chant the sutras under a waterfall.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience that purifies your mind and enriches your spirit.

Itinerary

1	Gather at JR Fukuroi Station or Kakegawa Station. Taxi to Yusanji Temple with an interpreter guide.
2	Waterfall Meditation Experience (Including explanation, clothes change and move to and from the waterfall)
3	Enjoy a stroll around the temple and the grounds after the experience!
4	Taxi back to JR Fukuroi Station or JR Kakegawa Station

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	Available Everyday 9am/11am/1pm/3pm
Meeting Time	30 minutes before the tour starts
Meeting Place	Gather at JR Fukuroi Station OR JR Kakegawa Station * Please contact us if you would like to gather at Yusanji Temple. JR Fukuroi Station – Show on GoogleMap JR Kakegawa Station – Show on GoogleMap
Time Required	Approx. 3 hours (varies depending on the number of people) *The waterfall meditation takes 3 minutes per person.
Price	1 – 10 people 3,500 yen / person (plus 20,000 yen group price) including tax * Maximum group size is 10 people.
Number of persons	1 person minimum
What’s included	English speaking guide, meditation clothes rental and temple visit fee
What to bring	Swimsuits and towel
Language	English and Japanese
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	No
Reservation	10 days in advance
Payment Option	Credit Card PayPal
Cancellation Policy	7 Day to 3 Day Notice: ¥3,000 2 Day to 1 Day Notice: 50% Cancel on the day of the tour or fail to show: 100%
Notes	Please pay the taxi fare on-site. Please contact us if you would like to gather at Yusanji Temple.