If you know links which have something 
in common with Soto tradition - please feel free to send me an  Email.   

My personal webpage: dharma clouds 
 
I´m a member of: Soto Zen International  

Bay Area Zendos  

Buddhism in Preston  

Daiyuzan Saijo-ji Temple (Doryoson) 

Dharma Communication Inc. (USA) Dharma Communications is the educational outreach arm of Zen Mountain Monastery 

Dharma Rain Zen Center (Portland, OR, USA)  Dharma Rain Zen Center is a Soto Zen Temple under the direction of Kyogen and Gyokuko Carlson. Contains Still Point - a newsletter.  

Eiheiji Monastery (founded by Dogen Zenji)  

graua Site The zen of the monk Kosen, lineage of Master Deshimaru...  

International Zen Association (United Kingdom)  This Web site has information about the International Zen Association United Kingdom and its associated Dojos around the United Kingdom.  

Jikoji Zen Retreat Center (USA) Soto Zen Center in Los Gatos, California. Abbott: Kobun Chino  
Otagawa Roshi. Director: Ryan Brandenburg. Including the quarterly newspaper "Jikoji News".  

List of SOTOzen Temple and Centers (Japan) 

Nebraska Zen Center (USA) The center follows the tradition established in Japan by Zen Master Eihei Dogen in the 13th century and transmitted to America in this century by two Masters: Rev. Shunryu Suzuki and Rev. Dainin Katagiri 
 
Order of Buddhist Contemplatives (USA) 
The Order of Buddhist Contemplatives is dedicated to the practice of the Serene Reflection Meditation tradition, known as Ts'ao-Tung Ch'an in China and Soto Zen in Japan. The Order was incorporated in 1983 by Rev. Master Jiyu-Kennett  

Prairie Zen Center (Illinois, USA)  The Prairie Zen Center is a group of individuals studying Zen in the lineage established by Charlotte Joko Beck 
 
San Francisco Zen Center (USA) Zen Center started in 1959 when several people outside the San Francisco Japanese community asked Shunryu Suzuki-roshi if they could join him in meditation. The Soto Zen style of practice he taught flows from the insight that all beings are Buddha, that the practice of sitting in meditation is itself the realization of Buddha nature or enlightenment. 
 
Shoe & Zafu - Meditation - Meditation. The Shoe & Zafu meditation method is derived from the Zen Buddhist Serene Reflection Meditation Tradition (Soto Zen).  

Siskiyou Sansui Sangha A community of people interested in the practice of Soto Zen Buddhism.  

Sojiji Monastery  
(founded by Keizan Zenji)  

Soto Zen The site of the Sangha of the Monk Kosen  

Teishoin Temple (Japan) 
English and Japanese  

Toshoji Temple  

Toyokawa Inari Temple This temple is a well-known Soto Zen temple 
 
White Wind Zen Community  is the sangha of students practicing Hakukaze Soto Zen under the direction of Zen Master Anzan Hoshin at Honzan Dainen-ji (Zen Centre of Ottawa) and its branch practice groups or centres. 
 
Windbell Publications  is the publishing arm of Dogen Sangha, a Buddhist community based in Tokyo, Japan and founded on the teachings of Dogen Zenji. 
 
Zen Center of Hawaii (USA) The Zen Center of Hawaii was founded in 1993 by Robert Joshin Althouse with the blessings of his root teacher, Taizan Maezumi Roshi. 
 
Zen Center of Los Angeles (USA) 
 
Zen Center of New York City (USA) 
The Zen Center of New York City, also known as Fire Lotus Zendo, is the city branch of Zen Mountain Monastery, a Zen training center for male and female monastics and lay students led by ZMM Abbot, John Daido Loori 
 
Zen Centre of Vancouver (Canada) 
Vancouver is one of the approximately twenty zen centres in North America and Europe associated with Joshu Sasaki Roshi's teachings.  

Zen Commmunity of Oregon - practices sitting meditation, and is affiliated with the lineages of Maezumi Roshi (Soto) and Harada Roshi (Rinzai).  

Zen Hospice Project (San Francisco, CA, USA)  Runs several programs dedicated to the care of people approaching death and increasing our understanding of our own impermanence.  

Zen - Lineage of Master Deshimaru  
Also in French, Spanish, and German  

Zen Mountain Center (California, USA)  
A Soto Zen practice community founded by Roshi Taizan Maezumi  

Zen Peacemaker Order (USA) Founded by Bernard Tetsugen Glassman Roshi, Dharma heir of Taizan Maezumi Roshi.