
Kōsōji Temple
It is located at the foot of Mount Asahi, and if you follow a gentle slope called Kotosaka, you will end up in a Chinese-style mountain gate. This road, with beautiful cherry blossoms and Yamabuki in spring and beautiful autumn leaves, is said to have a thin babble flowing on both sides sounding like the sound of a koto. It was built in Fushimi Fukakusa by Dōgen of the Soto sect, but was destroyed by the soldier fire. It was re-established as its current location in the first year of Keian (1648) by Naomasa Nagai, the lord of the main castle of Yodo. It is a training dojo for Zen, and the main temple of Fushimi Castle, the main temple, the Zen temple, and the Kaisan temple are quietly located.