Eiheiji Temple is a prominent Zen Buddhist temple located in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. Founded in 1244 by Dogen Zenji, the founder of the Soto school of Zen, it serves as a training monastery for monks. The temple is known for its serene environment and traditional architecture, which reflects the principles of Zen Buddhism. Visitors to Eiheiji can explore its beautiful gardens, meditation halls, and various buildings that showcase the temple's rich history. The temple also offers opportunities for zazen, or seated meditation, allowing guests to experience the spiritual practices of the monks who reside there.