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In 1959, 55-year-old Soto monk Shunryu Suzuki reached San Francisco to lead declining immigrant temple Sokoji. San Francisco buzzed with Zen interest fueled by Buddhist popularizers like Alan Watts and D.T. Suzuki. Many had read the latter's Introduction, eager to access authentic practice. Zen-interested Westerners learned about the new "Zen master," visiting Sokoji to explore learning opportunities. Unaccustomed to such attention, Suzuki invited them to join his 5:45am meditation sessions. These gatherings rapidly gained popularity; meditators discovered completely novel experiential dimensions absent from other Zen instruction. In 1962 Suzuki established the San Francisco Zen Center. The center expanded dramatically, founding branch temples and becoming the West's largest Soto Zen organization.