Shinnyo-En Hawaii
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We have random days throughout the month when the temple is closed. Please contact us by phone or email to verify that we are open before visiting. Mahalo!
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- Has Restroom
- Has Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
- Has Wheelchair Accessible Parking
- Has Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
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