Welcome to Vedanta Society of Japan
Branch of Ramakrishna Math and Mission
NEW ＜Swami Vivekananda 160th Birth Anniversary Celebration＞
Date: 3rd, June
2:00 p.m.－5:30 p.m. (Hall opens at 1:30 p.m.)
Venue: Vivekananda Cultural Centre, Embassy of India
prior Registration by mail: vivekananda.event@gmail.com
June
3rd (Sat.): Swami Vivekananda Birthday Celebration
Venue: Vivekananda Cultural Center, Embassy of India
Perior Registration by mail (vivekananda.event@gmail.com) by May 29th
7th (Wed.): Weekly Upanishad Study Class
★Zoom
8:30 ~9:30 (in Japanese only)
10th (Sat.): Bhagavad Gita Study Class at the Indian Embassy
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10:30 ~12:00 (In Japanese only)
13th (Tue.): Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna Study
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14:30 ~16:30 (in Japanese only)
18th (Sun.): Monthly Retreat at Zushi
★Livestreaming (Bi-lingual)
10:30~16:30
Speaker: Swami Divyanathanandaj
21st (Wed.): Weekly Upanishad Study Class
★Zoom
8:30 ~9:30 (in Japanese only)
＜Online Study Class on Zoom ＞
Click here to go to the Japanese page 'Zoom'.
We have two classes,
1. Weekly Upanishad Class: Wednesday 8:30~9:30 (Japanese only)
2. Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna Class: Tuesday 14:30~16:30 (Japanese only)
＜Video Gallery＞
Click here to go to YouTube.
＜Photo Gallery＞
Click Hereto go to the Japanese page where you can click on the English tittle of the event you want to view.
(Explanation in Japanese)
Place : Embassy of India, Tokyo
Date : 1st Saturday of each month *Schedule
Time : from 10:30- 12:30
Please Contact: Link
Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
Study classes by Swami Medhasananda
(Explanation in Japanese)
Place : Society's main building
Date :Tuesday of every month
Time : From 14:30 - 16:30
Note : If you take lunch before class please e-mail to Shanti (benkyo.nvk@gmail.com)
at least 2 days before the class.
Please check the actual date of the class from Kyokai’s Home Page (Monthly schedule)
Please Contact:Link
Spiritual Q&A
Questions on the topics of Vedanta, God, Soul, Mind, Relationships, and more, collected from various sources, are answered by Swami Medhasananda of the Vedanta Society of Japan, a branch of the Ramakrishna Order.
