The Temples are open
only when services
are scheduled
 

Arizona Soto Zen Center

Desert Moon Sanga
Arizona Ko Dai Ji Temple

Tucson
5755 E. 3rd Street, Tucson, AZ • 520.971.1681
2.5 blocks east of N. Craycroft Rd., 4 blocks south of Speedway (Map)
Phoenix
202 E. McDowell Rd, suite 172, Phoenix AZ • 602.252.2654 or 520.360.9080
Between 3rd St. and Central on McDowell (Map)
Our school of Zen is based upon the Soto Zen Japanese traditions as taught by
Soyu Matsuoka Roshi, founder of the Chicago and Long Beach Zen centers.

 

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Friends of the Arizona Soto Zen Center

Desert Dojo
classes in: Ninpo Taijutsu, classical Japanese Jujutsu
(these two comprise the core of the curriculum),
Tai Chi, and modern self-defense.
www.DesertDojo.com
Ron Sensei
phone 250.904.9474

Linda Joy Stone – Accupuncture
phone 250.444.6901
3340 N. Country Club Rd. #103, Tucson AZ 85716

The Asian Institute of Medical Studies
www.asianinstitute.edu

Detroit Street Zen Center
Yuko San is an associate priest of the
Arizona Soto Zen Centers
www.detroitstzencenter.com

Gyoujinn

Gyoujinn is a small, very rural temple in a farming
village north of Tokyo. It does not have a website,
but you can write or call Rev. Makabe and
make arrangements to visit his temple.

Address:
No. 61 Yoheiyachi Ookumakoyam
Watari-Cho Watari-gun
Miyagi Pref. Japan

Phone:
090-2796-9440

 

Zen Buddist Saying:

“Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Suffering follows an evil thought as the wheels of a cart follow the oxen that draws it. Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Joy follows a pure thought like a shadow that never leaves.” — The Buddha