Butsuden
Butsuden is a term in Japanese Buddhism that refers to a hall or temple dedicated to the Buddha. The word is derived from "butsu" (Buddha) and "den" (hall). These structures are central to Buddhist practice in Japan, serving as places of worship, meditation, and community gatherings. Within a Butsuden, a statue or image of the Buddha is typically enshrined, often accompanied by depictions of bodhisattvas and other important figures in Buddhist cosmology.
The architectural style of Butsuden can vary greatly depending on the historical period and the specific Buddhist