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The tower of Sengwaku-ji. The garden is called "Kansui Garden", which shows the face of Wata. There is a tea room and a green house in the garden, and it is said that it was built by Oishi built-in assistant. On the right side of the stone steps that go up to Ara-jinjin-do, a spirit spring called "Kobo-Daishi Dokokusui" springs. The Ajin Za statue (Important Cultural Property) is also known as "Yuna Ajin", and is believed to be a god of asai.
This is a Zen temple built in 1236, and is one of the Five Mountains in Kyoto. The precincts are wide, with Japan's oldest three-men (national treasure), the Zen sect-temple style tōji [tōsu] (toilet, important cultural property), and the main temple where Domoto Impression painted a dragon on the ceiling. The gardens of Honbo differ in taste from each other in the east, west, north and south, and the northern garden, which has a checkered pattern of moss and paving stones, is particularly famous. The autumn leaf fir near Tsutenkyō, over Senkyokukan. Please note that the parking lot is closed during the autumn viewing period.
The small diameter of a stunning bamboo forest about 400m long that leads from Nonomiya Shrine through the north side of Tenryū-ji to Okochi Sanso Garden. The lush bamboo is high enough to cover the sky, and on a sunny day you can walk comfortably in the sunshine from the bamboo forest. If the weather is bad, it is dark even in the daytime, but it is also quaint. Even at dusk, it's fantastic, as if you 've wandered into an other dimension. It is a representative of Kyo, and often appears in TV dramas.
Emperor Yomei's third prince, Maruko, and Yamazakura, are believed to be self-made, and are located at the temple of Nishikoku Yakushi Reiba No. 26. The ancient temple of the Rinzai sect Nanzenji school. Sidare zakura, Someyoshi Shino and Yamazakura are planted in the precinct.
A temple standing on a high ground. The old man, with Genka in tow, is a long-lived god, and is considered a symbol of long life. The statue of the Eleventh-Men Kansei Ongusat, which is transmitted to the end of Heian, is designated as a national important cultural treasure.
It is said to be the main shrine of Atago Shrine all over the country, and is known as the former Atago. The main shrine, which is said to have been erected during the Kamakura period, is a National Designated Important Cultural Property. The gods of the gods are the god of fire, the god of fire, the spirit of fire [Homusubi no Mikoto], and the great power of the great power.
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