Join us for a quiet and nourishing meditation session for parents at Kenchō-ji Temple, one of Kamakura’s most peaceful temples with 800 years of history.
This session offers a gentle pause from our daily responsibilities—a space to breathe, reset, and reconnect with yourself in a calm, supportive environment. Guided meditation will be accessible for both beginners and those with prior experience, focusing on relaxation, awareness, and presence.
We begin with a brief introduction to the Buddhist practice of zazen—seated Zen meditation—followed by a guided sitting session. We will then transition into a period of walking meditation, allowing mindfulness to continue in movement, before returning for a final seated practice to close the session with clarity and calm.
Date: Friday, April 24, 09:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: Kencho-ji Temple Living Quarters (Ryū-Ō-Den)
Meeting Time: 09:30 AM
Transportation Included: N/A
What’s Included:
Zazen meditation guide in English
Meditation cushions
Important Things to Note:
Wear warm and comfortable clothing (skirts and jeans are not advisable)
Minimum Participants Required: 10
Maximum Participants: 20
Sign-up Deadline: Thursday, April 9 at 12:00 PM.
Terms & Conditions:
Each individual must purchase an individual ticket to secure their spot.
Sign-up Deadline: Thursday, April 9 at 12:00 PM.
Additional Dates: If an experience is fully booked, it will be marked as an "Informational Post." If demand exceeds the minimum participant requirement, we will make every effort to coordinate an additional date with our partner.
No Date Changes: If the event sells out and we add another date, families will not be able to switch dates. They must attend on their original booking date.
Pricing analysis: The final price includes a 15% Boundless Life fee (12% management fee + 3% card processing fee).
Refunds: May be subject to processing fees, as outlined in the Terms of Service.
In case of a Dry Air Warning or a Strong Wind Warning, lighting an open fire is prohibited by Japanese law, and we will focus on trail walking, oven firing or other alternative activities.
All else in accordance with the Terms of Service
Join us for a quiet and nourishing meditation session for parents at Kenchō-ji Temple, one of Kamakura’s most peaceful temples with 800 years of history.
This session offers a gentle pause from our daily responsibilities—a space to breathe, reset, and reconnect with yourself in a calm, supportive environment. Guided meditation will be accessible for both beginners and those with prior experience, focusing on relaxation, awareness, and presence.
We begin with a brief introduction to the Buddhist practice of zazen—seated Zen meditation—followed by a guided sitting session. We will then transition into a period of walking meditation, allowing mindfulness to continue in movement, before returning for a final seated practice to close the session with clarity and calm.
Date: Friday, April 24, 09:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: Kencho-ji Temple Living Quarters (Ryū-Ō-Den)
Meeting Time: 09:30 AM
Transportation Included: N/A
What’s Included:
Zazen meditation guide in English
Meditation cushions
Important Things to Note:
Wear warm and comfortable clothing (skirts and jeans are not advisable)
Minimum Participants Required: 10
Maximum Participants: 20
Sign-up Deadline: Thursday, April 9 at 12:00 PM.
Terms & Conditions:
Each individual must purchase an individual ticket to secure their spot.
Sign-up Deadline: Thursday, April 9 at 12:00 PM.
Additional Dates: If an experience is fully booked, it will be marked as an "Informational Post." If demand exceeds the minimum participant requirement, we will make every effort to coordinate an additional date with our partner.
No Date Changes: If the event sells out and we add another date, families will not be able to switch dates. They must attend on their original booking date.
Pricing analysis: The final price includes a 15% Boundless Life fee (12% management fee + 3% card processing fee).
Refunds: May be subject to processing fees, as outlined in the Terms of Service.
In case of a Dry Air Warning or a Strong Wind Warning, lighting an open fire is prohibited by Japanese law, and we will focus on trail walking, oven firing or other alternative activities.
All else in accordance with the Terms of Service
