Click her for the most recent Newsletter: April Newsletter April 30 is the last day to pick up your Microwave Bowls from Nabeya Maido – Delicious! April 6 – Buddhist Study Center Spring Festival – 9:30-2:00 April 8 – 12 – Set up for the Bazaar. All hands on deck. ...
It’s here! The Jikoen August/September Newsletter full of news and announcements. Check it out by clicking on: August/September Newsletter August 5 – 8:00 am @ Hawaii Betsuin – Investiture Service for Incoming Bishop Umitani August 12 – Honolulu/Oahu Nembutsu Seminar – Rev Ko’e Umezu August 26 – Hawaii District Nembutsu...
Join the Hongwanji in Marching in Honolulu’s Pride Parade The 2022 Honolulu Pride Parade is Saturday October 15. HNL Pride Parade: 10.15.22 @ 10am. The 2022 Honolulu Pride Parade kicks off from Magic Island at 10am on Saturday, October 15. It will follow a route down Ala Moana Blvd. and...
In Part Eight, the Buddha tells about how as a young man, he came to see life as it really is outside of his palace. Click here for: A Surprise Encounter Part Eight
In the last part of this nine part series, Rev. Nishiyama and the Buddha talk about the concept of Nirvana. Click her and learn the basics of Buddhism: A Suprise Encounter Part Nine
Get it while it’s hot! Click here for your: October Newsletter Part Seven of the Rev. Nishiyama’s Life Story Terry Jean Arakaki Part Three – Grateful to be Buddhist October 12 – Virtual Dharma Session with Rev. Kenji Akahoshi Ocotber 16 – Family Dharma Moment and Hawaii Betsuin Dharma School...
Come to Jikoen on April 10 for its monthly Memorial Service and to celebrate the birth of Shakyamuni Buddha. At the In-Person Service, offer sweet tea to the Buddha and say Namo Amida Butsu. The In-Person and Zoom Services start at 9:00 pm.
Jikoen is excited to announce that the April 10 Family and Memorial Service will be a hybrid service. This means members can attend the service In-Person in the temple or via Zoom. Both service will start at 9:00 am. For those who plan to attend in-person, please click on the...
Click here for the statement by Governor General Chiko Iwagami, Kyoto, Japan Statement on Russia
