Gokokuzan Sogenji, the main monastery in Okayama Japan
The main monastery was build 300 years ago and Zen practice has been taken place there ever since. Great Zen masters came forth from this Zendo, and Shodo Harada Roshi is the 36 abbot of the monastery. He is giving life to the vision of his teacher Yamada Mumon Roshi by mainly teaching foreign students as well as teaching abroad. His translater is Daichi Zenni, who also cares for the sangha in the zendokan position.
www.Sogenji. com
chisantahoma@gmail.com
Hokuozan Sogenji monastery in Northern Germany
The old farm was bought in 2010 and ever since with the help of Werner as ingeneer and the sangha as man power reconstructed into a smooth functioning Zen monastery. The system was taken from Sogenji and slightly adjusted to Western culture.
Harada Roshi has been coming about 6 times each year to lead sesshins and guide the sangha in their deepening of mind.
Hokuozan.Sogenji@gmail.com
Indozan Sogenji, Zen monastery in central India near Adhillabad
Bodhidhamma Osho is a long term student of the Roshi and now the abbot of Indozan Sogenji, the only Rinzai Zen Monastery in India recognized as a place of training by the head quarters Myoshinji Kyoto Japan.
Bodhidhamma is giving regular sesshins, and in August 2025 Shodo Harada Roshi will lead a sesshin in Indozan Sogenji as well.
You can contact Bodhi and recieve further information: bodhidhamma@Yahoo.com
Here you can find a list of webpages by ODZ groups
Europe:
ODZ Belgium
ODZ Copenhagen, Denmark
www.onedropzendo.dk
ODZ Hamburg Germany
www.zen-gruppe-hamburg.de/
ODZ Budapest Hungary
www.onedropzen.hu and www.zenkolostor.hu
ODZ Riga Latvia
www.onedropzen.lv
ODZ Merida Mexico:
www.onedropzenmexico.org
ODZ Szczecin Poland
www.szczecin.onedropzen.org
ODZ Ljubljana Slovenia
www.onedropzen.si
ODZ Sweden
https://onedropdojo.com/
USA:
Tahoma Sogenji Monastery USA
www.tahomazenmonastery.com/
ODZ Seattle USA:
www.sites.google.com/view/watermoonzendo/home
Hidden Valley Zen Center USA
www.staging.hvzc.org/
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