The document discusses the historical and cultural relations between India and Japan, and proposes establishing a new Hindu temple called "New Gaya Dham" in Japan. It would be located near a train station and teach yoga, meditation, and Indian classical music to help Indians maintain their cultural heritage and bring communities together. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) could help manage the temple in line with their goals of spreading spiritual knowledge and bringing people closer to God through chanting the Hare Krishna maha mantra.
12. I NDIAN Temples Around the World Krishna Valley, Hungary Radhadesh, Belgium New Varsana, Auckland, New Zealand Glory of India, New Delhi, India Durban, South Africa Mayapur, West Bengal, India
13. I NDIAN Temples Around the World Shri Radha-Krishnacandra Mandir, Bangalore, India Sri Kishore-Kishori Mandir, Chicago, United States Utah-Krishna, United States Present Deities at ISKCON-Japan Krishna-Balram Mandir, Vrindavan, India New Vrindavan, West Virginia, United States
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