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	Organizations § This section is under construction. § Contact the Temple for information on the organization and inquiries on membership and activities.
Adult Buddhist Association (ABA)
Women’s Association (Fujin-Kai)	On April 5, 1914, the Women’s Association was inaugurated. The organization’s support in the Temple’s receptions was indispensable, particularly for Shomie-Ku in the spring and O-Bon in the summer. In the 1920’s, the welcome receptions for the Japanese Navy sailors by the Fujin-Kai helped play an important role in the society of Japanese residents in Los Angeles. Today, the organization’s role in the Temple’s receptions is still vital. Although the receptions for Shomie-Ku and O-Bon are no longer carried on, Fujin-Kai organizes and provides lunch or refreshment for the (monthly) Family Services. Other activities: Fundraisers, Temple clean-up, cooking lessons, and yearly outing Membership is open to the woman members/affiliates of Koyasan. $5.00 annual dues.
Young Adult Buddhist Association (YABA)	Members of the YABA are actively involved in supporting the Temple services and events as New Year’s, Hoshi-Matsuri, and Shichi-Go-San. Activities: New Year Get-Together, Pancake Breakfast, Fundraisers, Temple clean-up and Youth Day Membership is open to members/affiliates of Koyasan who are under 65 years of age. The organization also serves as an umbrella for the Junior Young Buddhist Association.
Eiyu-Kai (Goeika)	§ Harbor § Intermediate § Advance
Daishi-Ko	§ Harbor City § Los Angeles	§ West Los Angeles § San Fernando Valley
Scout Troop 379	§ Koyasan Scout Troop 379 Inc § Koyasan Boy Scout Troop 379 § Koyasan Girl Scout Troop 379 § Koyasan Cub Scout Troop 379 § Koyasan Venture Unit § Koyasan Drum & Bugle Corps and Color Guards Contact (213) 617-7379 for information on troop membership and program.
Taiko Group	The Koyasan Taiko Group is a Buddhist group that uses Taiko as a means of understanding Buddhist principles. The training has a spiritual component with a focus on learning about oneself through drumming. Emphasis is placed on discipline, focus, individual growth, and teamwork. The group and instructions will begin on October 5th. Classes will be held at 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm every Friday evenings. Children, 7 years and older, are also welcome to take lessons. See flyer.