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Nanzen-ji Temple
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- Nanzen-ji Temple is one of Kyoto's most important temples.
- Nanzen-Ji,also called Zuiryusan,is one of the most well-known Rinzai Zen temples in Japan.
- It is the head temple of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism, and although it was originally built as an Imperial villa in 1264, it is famous for its gardens.
- Still more tourists visit during the season of a cherry tree.
- If San-mon is reached, a whole view of the inside of a capital city can be commanded over the cherry tree which blooms in the precincts of a temple.
The cherry tree of Nanzen-ji.
- The autumnal leaves of autumn are also wonderful.
- Still more tourists visit during the season of autumnal leaves.
- This canal, called "Sosui", is a waterway constructed between Lake Biwa and Kyoto City.
- The water is drawn out at Otsu City in Shiga Prefecture, passes the Nanzen-ji Temple, and runs to Keage at Higashiyama-ku in Kyoto City.
The autumnal leaves of Nanzen-ji.
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- [Address]
- Nanzenji-Fukuchi-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
- TEL 075-771-0365
- [Access]
- City Bus; 8-minute walk from Bus Stop Hosshojucho or
- Nanzen-ji-eikan-ji-michi-mae.
- Subway ; 10-minute walk from Keage Station.
- [The link to a website]
- The website of "Nanzen-ji"
Access to Nanzen-ji