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mikkyofrance (eGroups)
"faire connaitre le bouddhisme ésotérique japonais à travers ses différentes écoles Shingon, Tendai, Shugendo. Cette liste, modérée, est ouverte à tous ceux qui s'intéressent au bouddhisme".

• Buzan-ha
  
  Bouddhisme Shingon (Thierry Mollandin) (Komyoin / France)
  
  • Shingon Buddhist School

• Chizan-ha
  
  • Mikkyo no fu / Mandala's Breath (Seiryuji / Hokkaido)

• Daigo-ha
  
  • Daigoji
    
  • Honsenji (Shinagawa) (en japonais / in Japanese)

• Daikakuji-ha
  
  • Daikakuji (en japonais / in Japanese)

• Kôyasan Shingon-shû
  
  • Koyasan Shingon Mission, North America
    
    • HeavenEarth Net (Shingon Buddhist Int'l Institute, Fresno, Ca.)
      
      • Northern California Koyasan Temple (Sacramento)
        
      • Tenchiji (Fresno, Ca.)

  • En japonais / in Japanese :
    
    • sô-honzan Kongôbuji (Koyasan)
      
    • Kôyasan Daigaku
      
    • Kôyasan-Daigaku Daigakuin
      
    • Kôyasan Shingon Mission

• Naritasan Shinshoji (en japonais / in Japanese)

• Echoes of Incense (Don Weiss)

• Inagaki Hisao Zuio :
  
  • The Esoteric meaning of 'Amida' (Amida Hishaku) by Kakuban. An annotated translation with introduction (2000) (First published in the Kogyo Daishi Kakuban kenkyu, 1992)
    
  • Kukai's Sokushin-jobutsu-gi (Principle of Attaining Buddhahood witht the Present Body). (First published in the Asia Major, Vol XVII, Part 2, 1972; reproduced with the original text in Japanese as Ryukoku Translation Pamphlet Series 4 in 1975)

• Shingon (Ron Green)

• Shingon Mikkyo

• Shingon Mikkyo Buddhism

• A Small, Personal Shingon Buddhism Website (Colin Neal)

• Hieizan Enryakuji

• tendai (eGroups)
  "Discussion community dedicated toward the expansion and study of Japanese Tendai Buddhism."

• Buddha Dendo (San Francisco)

• Enlightened World (Konjoin)

• Enman'in Buddhist Temple

• Mo-ho chih-kuan / Maka-shikan (Paul L. Swanson)

• Tendai Buddhism (Bob Williams)

• Tendai Lotus Teachings (Jion Prosser, Nagoya) (in cooperation with Mount Hie)

• Tendai-shuten hensansho (Tendai Research Foundation) (en japonais / in Japanese)

• Kimpusenji

• Yamabushi no kan (Daifukuin)

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