Eiheiji is a prominent Zen Buddhist temple located in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. Founded in 1244 by the famous Zen master Dogen, it serves as the head temple of the Sōtō school of Zen Buddhism. The temple is known for its serene environment and traditional architecture, attracting visitors and practitioners seeking spiritual growth. The temple complex includes various buildings, such as the main hall and meditation halls, where monks engage in daily rituals and practices. Eiheiji is also a training center for monks, emphasizing the importance of meditation and mindfulness in Zen teachings.