Japan Pilgrimage Itineraries

	11	Philosophers walk, beginning with Nanzen-ji, and sub temples: Nanzen-in, Tenjuan, Konchi-in. Then Eikan-do, Zenrin-ji, Honen-in, ending with Ginkaku-ji
	12	Ryoan-ji. Lunch at Ryoanji then by bus to Daisen-in and Daitokuji, Myoshinji.
	13	Koryu-ji, then Tenryu-ji (Kozanji, Jingoji)
	14	Sanjusangendo, National Museum, Kawai Kanjiro Memorial Hall exhibit of famous 20th century potter. Walk to Kyomizudera on the way home.
	15	Nara: Horyu-ji and Chugu-in. Then Toshodai-ji, Yakushi-ji, (Hokkeji, Saidaiji).
	16	Nara: Kofuku-ji, Nara Museum, Todaiji, Daibutsuden, Shoso-in (and, if time, Shinyakudaiji).
	17	Free Day
	18	Obama (Bukkokuji, Tangen Roshi).
	20	Sanzen-in and Enryakuji.
	21	Optional Free Day or Toji Temple antique fair. Next (Kosho-ji and Sosen-ji). Walk to Tofuku-ji or Sennyuji, Imakumano-kannonji and the gardens at Chishaku-in.
	22	Kamakura: Dai Butsu, Hase Kannon, etc.
	23	Byodoin and Mampuku-ji. Daigoji and gardens at Kanjuji.
	24	To Osaka and Canada.

	14	Pilgrims leave Canada for Osaka
	15	Arrive in Japan, travel to Kyoto
	16	Sen'yuji (Parinirvana Scroll); Tofukuji (Parinirvana Scroll)
	17	Ryoanji; Daitokuji
	18	Sanjusangendo; Kyoto Museum; Kyomizudera
	19	Nanzenji; Eikando; remainder of day off
	20	Kamakura: many temples, including Dai Butsu, Hase Kannon, & Zuisenji
	21	Nara: many temples
	22	Eiheiji (Zen Master Dogen's temple)
	23	Visit Tangen Roshi at Bukkokuji in Obama
	24	Day Off
	25	Zen Master Hakuin's temple in Hara
	26	Tokyo Museum
	27	Myoshinji; Koryu-ji
	28	Group decision (Sanjusangendo & Chishasuin); then 1/2 day off
	29	Sanzen-in
	30	Byodo-in
	31	Leave Japan, return to home