• Kosei Library Rare Books Collection

    「佼成図書館貴重書コレクション」は、佼成図書館所蔵の貴重書類7,769巻を収録した『佼成図書館善本目録』を、デジタルアーカイブ上で公開するものです。
  • Ullambana Ceremony

    盂蘭盆会
  • Texts of the Founder’s Dharma Guidance (Rissho Kosei-kai Ceremonial Events)

    開祖さまご法話テキスト(教団式典行事)コレクションは、『求道』『一心』に掲載された1970年代~1980年代の教団行事(盂蘭盆会式典)における庭野開祖の法話をセレクトしました。開祖生誕120年を記念し、法話を広く一般の方々に向けて特別公開しています。
  • Founder’s Dharma Sayings

    開祖法語録コレクションは、2010年1月から12年間、機関誌『佼成』に連載された『開祖法語録』をまとめたものです。昭和30年代から平成9年までの庭野開祖の法話を抜粋で振り返ります。
  • Texts of the Founder’s Dharma Guidance (Special Events)

    開祖さまご法話テキスト(特別行事)コレクションは、『求道』『一心』『精進』に掲載された1970年代~1980年代の教団特別行事(授賞式・落成式・上棟式など)における庭野開祖の法話をセレクトしました。開祖生誕120年を記念し、広く一般の方々に向けて特別公開しています。
  • Sayings of Nikkyo Niwano

    法華経(方便品、譬喩品、法師品など)の主要な教えの要諦が、庭野日敬開祖の平易かつ深い慈愛に満ちた言葉で綴られています。
  • Places Connected with the Founder

    月刊誌『やくしん』にて、2012年1月から12月までに連載された「開祖さまゆかりの場所」。その十二の物語。
  • Nikkyo Niwano Dharma Guidance Video Collection (The Three Major Buddhist Events and the Life of Shakyamuni Buddha)

    Video Collection of Dharma Guidance by Nikkyo Niwano (The Three Major Buddhist Observances and the Life of Shakyamuni)
  • Nikkyo Niwano Dharma Guidance Video Collection (A Prayer for Peace)

    The collection brings together selections from Founder Nikkyo Niwano’s Dharma guidance on “Peace,” delivered at the Great Sacred Hall.
  • The Human Shakyamuni

    "The Human Shakyamuni" is a series originally serialized in the Kosei Shimbun.
  • The Heart of President Nichiko Niwano: Reflections through New Year’s Calligraphy

    This collection looks back on the annual Go-shinkyo published in the *Kosei Shimbun* from 1992 to 2026, together with President Niwano’s New Year’s calligraphy.
  • New Year’s Dharma Guidance

    New Year’s Dharma Guidance by President Nichiko Niwano
  • Selected Dharma Guidance of Nikkyo Niwano, Supplementary Volume

    The Dharma Sayings was compiled as a supplementary volume to Selected Dharma Guidance of Nikkyo Niwano. It draws on all available records of Founder Nikkyo Niwano’s preaching as source material and contains 1,600 selected sayings from his books, Dharma gu
  • Nikkyo Niwano Dharma Guidance Video Collection (History of Rissho Kosei-kai)

    This is a collection of Dharma talks given by Founder Nikkyo Niwano, specifically curated for their historical significance. This video series chronicles the "History of Rissho Kosei-kai"—from its pre-founding years and early pioneering days to major mile
  • Women in the Buddhist Scriptures

    "Women in Buddhist Scriptures" was serialized by the Second President, Nichiko Niwano, during his youth in the magazine Yakushin from April 1972 to March 1974. The stories of these women—who, amidst their suffering and struggles, found wisdom and peace th
  • Rissho Kosei-kai Video Collection

    This video collection focuses on deepening the understanding of Rissho Kosei-kai’s journey to the present day. It highlights significant milestones in our history, the founding of the organization, and our broader social contributions.
  • Nikkyo Niwano Goroku

    "Quotes of Nikkyo Niwano" is a series consisting of 51 installments published from April 1980 to July 1981. In this series, Founder Nikkyo Niwano himself provides detailed commentaries on selected passages from his numerous Dharma talks. Using examples su
  • The Heart of President Nichiko Niwano: Occasional Reflections

    "Reflections" is a compilation of 14 essays written by the Second President, Nichiko Niwano, during his youth. Serialized in Kosei Graph from January 1971 to February 1972, the series explores his personal insights on the wonder of encounters and connecti
  • When the Mind Changes, the World Changes

    "Change Your Mind, Change the World" was serialized in the Kosei Shimbun in 41 installments, starting in May 1979. In this series, various real-life examples are shared to help readers feel a personal connection to the profound Buddhist doctrine of "Ichin
  • Words of Buddhist Practitioners

    Originally serialized in 71 installments in the Kosei Shimbun, "Words of Buddhist Practitioners" features various passages from renowned Japanese Buddhist masters—such as Saicho, Kukai, Nichiren, and Dogen.