About One Drop Zen
One Drop Zen is a global Buddhist sangha under the Japanese Zen master Shodo Harada Roshi. In 1983, Shodo Harada Roshi received inka (formal transmission) from his teacher, Yamada Mumon Roshi, and shortly after he entered the Sogenji monastery located in Okayama, Japan. He welcomed students from all around the world, and in 1989 he traveled to the first sesshin (retreat) in Washington state.
Shodo Harada Roshi has many students that have started One Drop Zendos in their own countries. As of September 2024, he has three formal dharma successors: Daichi Roshi, Taikan ShoE, and Daishin Sozui.
One Drop Zen Practice Centers
Japan:
Gokokuzan Sogenji
Okayama, Japan
Teacher: Shodo Harada Roshi
sogenji.com
North America:
Tahomasan Sogenji Monastery
Whidbey Island, Washington
Teacher: Daichi Roshi
tahomazenmonastery.com | Facebook
Yūkoku-ji Monastery (Hidden Valley Zen Center)
San Marcos, California
Teacher: Daishin Sozui
hvzc.org | Facebook
Seattle, Washington
sites.google.com/view/watermoonzendo
Los Angeles, California
tahomazenmonastery.com/affiliated-groups/one-drop-la-tanden-zendo/
Mérido, Mexico
onedropzenmexico.com | Facebook
Europe:
Hokuozan Sogenji monastery
Asendorf, Germany
Teacher: Taikan ShoE
onedropzen.org
Dublin, Ireland
onedropzendublin.com | Facebook
Copenhagen, Denmark
onedropzendo.dk | Facebook
Hamburg, Germany
zen-gruppe-hamburg.de
Budapest, Hungary
onedropzen.hu | Facebook
Riga, Latvia
onedropzen.lv | Facebook
Szczecin, Poland
onedropzen.pl | Facebook
Ljubljana, Slovenia
onedropzen.si | Facebook
Uppsala, Sweden
onedropdojo.com | Facebook
India:
Indozan Sogenji
Adhillabad, India
zenmonasteryindia.weebly.com/about.html