Chotoku-in Temple - Kyoto

I went to a special exhibition. The bustle of the city was as quiet as a lie, and the view from the garden made me feel like I was back in time with no buildings blocking the sky. The lacquer is also wonderful. Find 5 tigers.

I saw it for the first time on my winter trip in Kyoto in 2016. It is said that it is the family temple of Ashikaga Yoshikazu. The ink painting of Hojo is said to have been made by the Kishi Renzan (Kishi Renzan).

It is usually closed to the public at the Bodai-ji Temple in Ashikaga, the fifth general of Yoshiyoshi. Visited during the special exhibition, and watched Kishirenzan's barrier paintings “Mizanabe Tiger Drawing” and “Water Eagle Drawing”.

We asked about the 50th anniversary of Kyoto ’s special winter trip! The lacquer work and the garden were very impressive!

It is the northernmost tower. It is usually closed to the public, but it seems that it was specially released in 2016 at "Kyoto Winter Trip". Shokoku-ji Temple Nineteenth Buddhist Temple, Gakuin Osho's Zen room, tower, was originally called Daishoin. The teacher will study according to Osho Osho. Played in Ming dynasty during the Ming dynasty (1384-87), and after more than 10 years of visiting famous inns in various mountains, he returned to the morning and learned the law of the sea. (Nineteenth). Also, at the request of Yoshihiro Ouchi, he opened Suo's Mizuunji Temple, lived in Awa's Hokanji Temple, entered Tenryu-ji Temple in 1417, and left the mountain on September 5. After that, he retired to Gyukozen in Tosa and became a middle-aged man, and was relocated at Gyukozen on February 18, 1425. On February 27th of the same year, the name of the temple was changed to Chotoku-in, and the name of the temple was changed to Chotoku-in. After the fire of Tenmei, the current building was rebuilt in 1820, and the guest hall was rebuilt in 1834 with the assistance of 170 gold from the former Jijuin. (Source: From the Shokokuji website) The Hojo front yard is located in the south and west, covered with moss, and is composed of dandan. At Chotoku-in, there is a fusuma painting of the Kishi Renzan (Kishi Renzan), a disciple of Kishi Koma, who is famous for tiger drawings, and is usually stored in the Shokokuji Jotenkaku Museum. It is the northernmost tower. It is usually closed to the public, but it seems that it was specially released in 2016 at "Kyoto Winter Trip". Shokokuji Temple Nineteenth Buddhist Temple, Gakuin Osho's Zen room and tower, was originally called Daishoin. The teacher will study according to Osho Osho. Played in Ming dynasty during the Ming dynasty (1384-87), and after more than 10 years of visiting famous inns in various mountains, he returned to the morning and learned the law of the sea. (Nineteenth). He also opened Suo's Mizuunji Temple at the request of Yoshihiro Ouchi, lived in Awa's Hokanji Temple, entered Tenryu-ji Temple in 1417, and left the mountain on September 5. After that, he retired to Gyukozen in Tosa and became a middle-aged man, and was relocated at Gyukozen on February 18, 1425. On February 27th of the same year, the name of the temple was changed to Chotoku-in, and the name of the temple was changed to Chotoku-in. After the fire of Tenmei, the current building was rebuilt in 1820, and the guest hall was rebuilt in 1834 with the assistance of 170 gold from the former Jijuin. (Source: From the Shokokuji website) The Hojo front yard is located in the south and west, covered with moss, and consists of a platform. At Chotoku-in, there is a fusuma painting of the Kishi Renzan (Kishi Renzan), a disciple of Kishi Koma, who is famous for tiger drawings, and is usually stored in the Shokokuji Jotenkaku Museum.