Dhamma Adicca
Secluded, serene, and close to Tokyo.
Dhamma Adicca, or "Sun of Dhamma," offers a tranquil escape from the bustle of Tokyo, despite being just a 90-minute train ride away. This center, set within Chiba-ken, provides a secluded environment for meditation, spanning over three acres and naturally protected by hills on three sides. It's a place where the focus is entirely on practice, with all courses conducted in English and supported by Japanese translation. The quiet seclusion makes it an ideal spot for those looking to deepen their meditation practice in a focused, undisturbed setting. While the specific tradition isn't detailed, the emphasis on a dedicated meditation environment suggests a commitment to serious practice, supported by a community that runs by donation.
Highlights
- Protected by hills on three sides
- All courses taught in English with Japanese translation
- Easily accessible from central Tokyo by train
- Over three acres of secluded land
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Setting
The center occupies more than three acres in Chiba-ken, naturally buffered by hills on three sides. This creates a quiet and secluded atmosphere, conducive to deep meditation practice away from external distractions.
Accommodation
Accommodation details are not specified in the available information.
How to get there
Dhamma Adicca is located near Mobara town in Chiba prefecture. It is easily reachable from central Tokyo via the JR Sotobou line.
Nearest airport: Narita International Airport (NRT) (48 km)
Nearest city: Narita
Public transport: Take the JR Sotobou line from central Tokyo to reach the center in about 90 minutes.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Adicca websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Feb, Nov, Aug
Avoid: May, Mar, Oct
Chiba-ken experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Summers can be warm and humid, while winters are generally mild. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures, ideal for a retreat.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What languages are the courses taught in?
All courses at Dhamma Adicca are taught in English, with translation provided in Japanese.
How far is Dhamma Adicca from central Tokyo?
Dhamma Adicca is approximately a 90-minute train ride from central Tokyo on the JR Sotobou line.
What is the size of the center's property?
The center covers an area of more than three acres, providing ample space for quiet contemplation and meditation.
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