Plot — What is Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan about?
In Yokohama, novices wake up early in the Soto zen sect Sojiji temple for their zazen and other practices. A film by Michael Rogge, Dutch photographer, videographer and amateur filmmaker, best known for his depictions of post-WW2 life in the Far East.
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| Type | Movie |
| Released | 1959 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 9 min |
Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan — FAQ
Is Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan worth watching? In Yokohama, novices wake up early in the Soto zen sect Sojiji temple for their zazen and other practices. A film by Michael Rogge, Dutch photographer, videographer and amateur filmmaker, best known for his depictions of
Who directed Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan? Directed by Michael Rogge.
Where can I stream Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan? Streaming availability for Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan is listed above when a platform is confirmed. MovieLink App is an info guide and hosts no files.
When did Life in a Zen Buddhist Monastery in Japan release? It released in 1959.
