Tuesday 29/July/2025 – 04:10 PM
Lead Ikewin Buddhist Temple In Japan, search engines during the past few hours, after the Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah visited the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan, as part of the Liverpool team’s trip to Tokyo.
Mohamed Salah’s visit to Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan
Mohamed Salah appeared inside the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan, which raised many questions by the Arab public, through social media platforms, after the Liverpool club published photos through his official account of the visit, Mohamed Salah, with his colleagues from the Liverpool team, to the historic Buddhist Temple in Japan.
The Liverpool team’s trip to Tokyo came as part of the program for preparing for the new football season 2025-2026, and in the framework of the second phase of its Asian tour, after the team played 4 friendly matches in Hong Kong, and defeated Breston North End 3-1 and Stoke City 5-0, while losing 4-2 Milan.

What is the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan and why the visitors mean?
The Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan is known to be one of the most famous historical Buddhist temples, and it is located in the Reaguko neighborhood of Tokyo, Japan, and the Judo Xincho sect is followed after a solemn fire in Tokyo, which is the Mira Nakasakaya fire in 1657, which killed more than 100,000 people.
The Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan was built to commemorate the victims, and the ashes of many victims were buried on its land, and the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan was known as the Prayer Temple for Peace, and it is a center and a key headquarters for the establishment of the dead ceremonies from the Sumo players, and an essential interface to host the activities related to this sport, in addition to holding meditation ceremonies and traditional Buddhist prayers, as the temple uses Ikewin Buddhist in Japan, to hold a group memorial for lives.

The goal of visiting the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan
The goal of Mohd Salah and the Liverpool players to the Ikewin Buddhist Temple in Japan was to prepare and mental and mental preparation, in order to obtain the Premier League title and return to the Champions League coronation platform.
According to what was published in the British Daily Mail newspaper, the Liverpool team’s visit to the Ikewin Temple was not only a tourist, but the visit targeted a reflection program to give the players a greater amount of mental serenity and focus, as the club published through its accounts on social media: We started our time in Japan by visiting the Ikewin Temple in Tokyo because of the importance of the mental side within the preparation plan.

