As the Lord Buddha said,God loves all without discrimination of color , caste , creed or religion. At this temple the children who attend the kindergarten come from all religions. Truly the seed of eguality and unconditional love and acceptance has taken root at this humble Japanese temple of Nichiren Sect. Do talk with Morita San, the humble and gracious priest,residing here for over 40 years, ,who has dedicated his life to uphold the principles of humanity which we need to be reminded of again and again ,specially in these tumultous times. Do sit in front of the most tranquil gaze of the white marble statue and let the tension exude from your tired soul and feel peace. ((Please recheck visiting times. Visitors are welcomed mornings and evenings after 4 pm only))

Had visited this Buddhist temple in Worli a long back ago. This Buddhist temple is located in a predominantly Buddhist area and is lesser known to tourists. This Buddhist temple was built in 1956 and is the oldest Buddhist temple in Mumbai. The entrance of this temple has a religious spire and has a Japanese inscription. Before entering the temple, footwear should be removed. It's interior is adorned with paintings depicting the life of Buddha. There is an altar housing many small Buddha statues. Near it, is a small place where the monk sits and recites the prayers. There is a 6 and a half Buddha statue as well as a large drum brought from Japan. Many local devotees sit and meditate at this temple. It's so calm, serene and peaceful inside. There is nothing behind the temple except for rooms where the monk resides. However, this temple is forgotten and is visited by local devotees. This Buddhist temple is an ideal place of worship for local devotees as well as people from other faith.