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Ryōgin-an (Tōfuku-ji)（龍吟庵）. The Ryōgin-an is famous for its three gardens designed by the modern Japanese garden designer Shigemori Mirei in 1964. In contrast to the gardens, the temple and its buildings are really old. At first, it was the residence of the 3rd head priest of Tōfuku-ji, who also founded the famous temple complex ...
Photos and description of the architecture of Tōfuku-ji temple - 東寺, Kyoto, Japan
Mar 2023. Tōfuku-ji Temple is marvelous, even in spring! Set aside at least 2 hours to fully immerse in its beauty. The gardens are simply breathtaking, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the seasonal blossoms. Despite the spring crowds, the temple's serenity prevails, providing an enriching and memorable experience.
22 de dic. de 2013 · Tofuku-ji Temple in Higashiyama boasts the largest building complex in Kyoto. It took over 19 years to complete all of the temple facilities, from 1236 to 1255. The temple grounds stretch out over a river, making use of three bridges. In autumn, the view of the colorful leaves attracts people from all over Japan.
17 de may. de 2024 · Kyoto Walking Tour: Tofuku-ji Temple to Fushimi-Inari Taisha Shrine. This walk lets you wander from one of Kyoto’s most beguiling temples to its most famous and awe-inspiring Shinto shrine. (Four hours duration. Price: ¥40,000) More Details About The Tour.
This is the introduction page of Tofuku-ji Temple. It includes explanations, photo collections, and detailed information. Tofukuji is a temple of the Rinzai Tofukuji sect. The beginning of the history of Tofukuji is that the Kujoumichiie, who was regent at the time in 1236, took single character from the name of Todaiji and Kofukuji in Nara and erected the temple under the name Tofukuji.
Tōfuku-ji is one of the so-called Kyōto Gozan (京都五山) or "five great Zen temples of Kyōto", along with the Tenryūji, Shōkokuji, Kenninji, and Manjuji, with Nanzenji presiding as the head temple. Tōfuku-ji was destroyed by fires in 1319, 1334 and 1336, and other buildings were reconstructed more recently, like the Abbot's Hall ...
