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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.japansociety.org/event/kamakura-zen-a-samu
 rai-legacy">https://www.japansociety.org/event/kamakura-zen-a-samurai-lega
 cy</a>\n<span style="font-size: 0.83em\;">TALK\n<strong>Monday\, January 2
 7\, 6:30 PM</strong>\n\nHome to over 60 Buddhist temples\, as well as the 
 towering Great Buddha statue\, Kamakura is the heart of Zen in Japan. Prac
 ticed by samurai and statesmen in Japan's feudal era\, Zen Buddhism is sti
 ll widely practiced today\, and can focus the mind and calm the body. At t
 his program\, head priest of Jochi-ji Temple of Engakuji\,&nbsp\;<strong>R
 ev. Eon Asahina</strong>\, comes from Kamakura to share his wisdom. He is 
 joined by&nbsp\;<strong>Pamela D. Winfield</strong>\, Associate Professor 
 of Religious Studies\, Elon University\, who will illuminate the unique hi
 story and culture of Zen in Kamakura.\n\n<strong>Tickets:</strong>&nbsp\;$
 15/$12 members\, seniors &amp\; students\n\nBuy a ticket to&nbsp\;<em>Get 
 to Know Kanagawa: Hot Springs\, Zen\, and the Great Wave</em>&nbsp\;or&nbs
 p\;<em>Kamakura Zen: A Samurai Legacy</em>&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;<strong>get $5 
 off&nbsp\;</strong><em>Japanese Self-Care: Me-byo</em>!
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SUMMARY:Kamakura Zen: A Samurai Legacy
URL:/en/events/2020/01/27/kamakura-zen-a-samurai-legacy/
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