Welcome to Vedanta Society of Japan
Branch of Ramakrishna Math and Mission
★ Upcoming Programmes ★
All are welcome!
Monthly Schedule *Link
NEW <Monthly Retreat at Zushi>
We will hold our September Zushi retreat on Monday 23 September (national holiday), not the third Sunday as we usually do. At the retreat Swami Divyananda, Secretary of Ramakrishna Mission Saradapitha in Belur, India will give a special discourse during his visit to Japan.
All are welcome.
Date: Sunday 23rd, September
Programme
10:30 Meditation
11:00 Special Discourse
Speaker: Swami Divyananda
12:30 Lunch
14:45 Chanting, reading, Q&A, discourse, songs
16:30 Tea
18:00 Arati
NEW <Namaste India>
Date: 28th & 29th, September
Tokyo Yoyogi Park
The name of our shop is GANGA CD-BOOK SHOP.
Special discout for English books!
Our booth is V-35.
All are welcome!
※Link
NEW Sri Sri Kali Puja
Date: Sunday, 27th October
Vedanta Society Annexe
Programme
19:00 Puja, Pushpanjali (offering of flowers), Homa,
21:30 Prasad
※No Parking
All are Welcome!
Prior information about your participation (medhasananda@gmail.com) will be appreciated.
＜Photo Gallery＞
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NEW
(Explanation in Japanese)
Place : Embassy of India in Tokyo
Time : from 10:00 - 12:00 *Schedule
Please Contact: Link
(Explanation in Japanese)
Place : Embassy of India in Tokyo
Date : 1st Saturday of each month *Schedule
Time : from 10:00 - 12:00
Please Contact: Link
Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
Study classes by Swami Medhasananda
(Explanation in Japanese)
Place : Society's main building
Date :2nd Tuesday of every month
Time : From 14:00 - 15:30
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.
