By MIZUHO MORIOKA/ Staff Writer
January 8, 2020 at 07:10 JST
The main hall of Nanba Betsuin temple is seen through a cavernous space in the lower floors of the high-rise that houses Osaka Excel Hotel Tokyu in Osaka's Chuo Ward. (Toyokazu Kosugi)
OSAKA--Temples around Japan are finding innovative ways to generate revenue in the face of a dwindling number of devotees who splurge on funerals and other Buddhist services. [Read More]
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