SAMURAI BUDDHIST MUSEUM
We respect all sects of Buddhism but we follow Samurai Buddhism which is called Fudo Shu in Japan. It is a Kamakura-born Buddhist sect founded by Zenji Nio in the tradition of Kamakura Buddhist sects by Shinran, Honen, Dogen Zenji and Nichiren who started their own traditions. As "the world's foremost Buddhist expert" (Indian Express) and "a world-renowned authority on Japanese Buddhism" (Hitavada), Zenji Nio mastered all aspects of Kamakura Buddhism inspired by the Tendai tradition and became the only priest to chant prayers from the Lotus Sutra, Fudo Sutras and Amida Sutra in pure Sanskrit from memory. To revive excitement and enthusiasm in Buddhism among the youth and mainstream, Zenji Nio has founded Samurai Buddhism or Fudo Shu to revive Buddhism with the spirit of Bushido and Yamato Damashii. This is based on traditional devotional practices to Almighty Fudo Myoo but in a manner that everyone can benefit from -- regardless of sect and not requiring the hierarchy and politics of organized Buddhist sects. For more information, please visit Fudoshu.jp and FudoBuddha.jp as well as SamuraiBuddhism,com