Taishoji Soto Mission

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275 Kinoole St

96720-2944

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(808) 935-8407

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05/08/2019

Awesome Taiko Performance!!

05/08/2019

So many people!!

05/08/2019

2019 Taishoji Bon Dance, Bon service and Toro Nagashi!!! Thank you very much for your participation. Until we meet again!

30/07/2019

Our Bon Dance is coming!! On August 3rd, the Bon short blessing service will be held at 7pm. The following the service, our Bon dance will start about 7:15pm. Taishoji Taiko performance will be held at 9pm. Today, we have the last bon dance practice at 7pm. If you don't have any plans, let's practice together!!

23/07/2019

You can check our August newsletter by the link below. Have a great day! http://www.taishoji.org/newsletter/ Mahalo,

16/07/2019

Bon dance practice tonight 7:00 to 8:30 PM Let's dance together!!

02/07/2019

Bon dance practice tonight 7:00 to 8:30 PM Let's dance together!!

01/07/2019

Kona Daifukuji Obon service on June 30, 2019 We were able to convey our feeling to our departed loved ones, our ancestors and all the departed sentient beings. It was a beautiful service!!

18/06/2019

You can check our July newsletter by the link below. Have a great day! http://www.taishoji.org/newsletter/ Mahalo,

15/06/2019

From June 8th to 12th, a Tibetan Buddhist monk, Dzogchen Master, Tulku Yeshi Lama Rinpoche, visited Taishoji and shared his teachings and practices. He can speak five different languages and has written 14 books. He showed us Buddha’s relics which he received from his master. He and Rev. Hata had a blessing service for the Taishoji Buddha with the relics.

31/05/2019

This is a Soto zen temple in Maui. They are losing part of their land to the ocean by the strong current and waves striking their shoreline. We should support to preserve their history and legacy. Mantokuji Homepage: http://paiamantokuji.org/index.html Mantokuji Homepage Shoreline Project: http://paiamantokuji.org/index.html

28/05/2019

You can check our June newsletter by the link below. Have a great day! http://www.taishoji.org/newsletter/ Mahalo,

19/05/2019

Taishoji Zen Retreat May 18, 2019 It was a really wonderful retreat! We had Zazen, Shabutu, Sutra Chanting, Vegetarian lunch, Tea Ceremony, Dhama talk and Yoga. Rev. Tom Wright talked about emptiness at his Dharma message. Thank you very much for your participation! Mahalo.

10/05/2019

Taishoji Zen Retreat May 18, 2019 There are still a few seats available! Let's spend a wonderful Zen time. In order to join the retreat, please make sure to register by May 11, call 935-8407 or email [email protected].

07/05/2019

Bon dance practice tonight 7:00 to 8:00 PM Let's dance together!!

05/05/2019

Yoga Class!! On Monday nights we will now be having a short yoga session led by Mr. Gregory Morrical. These sessions will run from 5:30 to 6 pm and will consist of a combination of breathing techniques, self massages, and stretches. Gregory has been a yoga instructor for nearly 5 years, and his yoga techniques are from a Buddhist lineage of yoga in Thailand known as Ruesi Datton. Loosen up and get comfortable for zazen practice. No mat necessary, and can even do in a chair! Come early, space is limited.

01/05/2019

You can check our May newsletter by the link below. Have a great day! http://www.taishoji.org/newsletter/ Mahalo,

23/04/2019

We had the Hanamatsuri Service on April 21, 2019. The small pavilion is called Hanamido in Japanese. It was beautifully decorated by Taishoji members. This Hanamido reproduces the Lumbini flower garden where Buddha was born as a prince of the Shaka clan in Kapilavastu on April 8th about 2,500 years ago.

03/03/2019